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Unread 03-08-2019, 11:27 AM   #1
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I cannot find a discussion addressing this question, so here goes.

Did Parker Bros. ever produce a double rifle?
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not that I ever heard off

not a normal item for any of the big American double gun makers

a Winchester 21 rifle wouldn't surprise me though
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model 21 rifles are a For Sure...I have handled a few.
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Lefever made a few double rifles.
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Lefever made a few double rifles.
makes sense- Dan Lefever made rifles when starting out in Canandaigua NY
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There's at least one example of a rifle in the Model 21 book. I've never heard of a Parker rifle, except for the Civil War muskets.
That said, I am no expert, and you could never say never, when it comes to Parkers.
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Posted earlier today. This Parker was at the Buffalo Bill Museum when we visited Cody about 15 years ago.

I honestly don't remember if it was a combination rifle-shotgun or a double rifle.


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The Rifle Barrel Insert Company was, if I remember, in Middlefield, CT. One of our members has one in a 16ga hammer gun.

Not original to Parker, but my dad had a 28ga. engraved by John Warren, with a second set of barrels in 38-55, made by Joe Jurjevic.
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Now that is a Parker. I would like to letter that gun.
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The Rifle Barrel Insert Company was, if I remember, in Middlefield, CT. One of our members has one in a 16ga hammer gun.

During what years were they in business?





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