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Unread 02-06-2020, 10:44 AM   #1
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I traded a rifle and a little Boot for my latest treasure A DHE from 1907. Can't wait to take it out chicken hunting. I am just wondering if the butpad could be original?
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A letter would be the only way to know, and there are records available. Does look period correct, nice D!
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I do not think that particular pad is original. As I am not sure if the anti-flinch was available as early as 1907.
But that pad could have been a replacement for a pad that was originally on the gun.

A letter would likely tell you. Or if the pad is removed you would see the original screw holes from the ssbp if it was not originally fitted with a pad.
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The others give good advice. Just enjoy it too. The straight grip is cool
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I'll be getting a letter. This is my third Parker shotgun. I now have VH from 1903 in 12ga. A grade 2 ,10ga hammer gun from 1884 in excellent condition. Took it skeet shooting last weekend, and now my DHE from 1907. It's fun to have a piece of history.
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Looks like a flat rib gun. It may have an interesting letter.
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Looks like a flat rib gun. It may have an interesting letter.
Yes scott. It is. I missed that detail.
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A Parker with a flat rib is highly likely to have been ordered as a competition gun and therefor, likely to have also been ordered with a soft rubber pad.





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My flat rib 20 has a straight stock with a checkered butt.
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just curious, what is the barrel length? That's a nice pick up!
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