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Unread 07-04-2024, 03:29 PM   #1
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It may be a Pachmayr upgrade. Some of the guns were reported to have been stocked in Germany
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The 'case colors' on the forend iron do not appear to be original
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All, great information on the potential history. I bought the SB in Ca about 5 years ago, it was my first Parker SB. The Pachmayr pad was obviously added some time later, maybe in the 1950's or 1960's. The forearm has a number 3060 written in pencil on the inside? It looks like the original owner shot this SB a lot, but took good care of it.

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A letter will not provide information on remington era repairs.
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Unfortunately the Remington IBM cards and codes ‘never’ indicate the service or repair work done and a PGCA Research Letter can’t provide that information if it’s not in the factory records.





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Good chance the extra engraving on the barrel and the stock carving were done in Germany and there are two likely scenarios -- 1. Pachmayr sent it to West Germany to be done. 2. A U.S. service man had it done while stationed in West Germany.
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Or did Pachmayr have in-house craftsmen who would do that?





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I doubt Pachmayr did the work; too crude. I had dealings with their engravers: Richard Boucher, Geno Cargnel, Angelo Bee, & their stockmaker Engilbert Olafsson who I learned stockmaking from. Englebert besides being an excellent stockmaker was an excellent carver.
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It is a beautiful and unique Parker SB, that I bought at an estate sale, through my local gun shop, along with a few Browning Superposes. I did not think it was original at the time, but it was a good deal and I did not have a Parker SB. I am now planning on shooting it and comparing it to my Browning BT-99.

Thanks for all the information you provided, on this unique Parker SB,

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Tell us about your Superposed purchases.
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I’m betting you will love shooting this SB.
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