Butt plate repros.

[Gerald McPherson]

I am in need of a butt plate for 1930 Ghe 1 frame 16 gauge. Anyone have any recommendations as for quality and fit. Would a 1 frame be marked 0. It is spurless. Thanks. Gerald.

[Bill Murphy]

It would be marked "1" unless the gun is a special order with a smaller or larger buttplate.

[B. Dudley]

Each size buttplate has its own unique style of dog on it and can be easily identified that way. They also should have the number on the back of it.

I have high quality reproductions of all types of Parker buttplates on hand. $25.00 each.

[Bill Murphy]

The Parker Story probably has pictures of the dog insignia on the buttplates of various sizes.

[Bill Murphy]

The # zero buttplate has a young setter embossed. The #1 has a dog with a woodcock or snipe in his mouth. The #2 has a fierce looking retriever. NC Ordinance has pictures on their website. Brian has them too, and we would rather buy from Brian.

[Joseph Roth]

Who can ID the proper butt plate for 1919 -era, 16ga., Trojan?

Thanks.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

Originally Posted by Joseph Roth

Who can ID the proper butt plate for 1919 -era, 16ga., Trojan?

Thanks.

The Trojan guns had a simple black butt plate with horizontal serrations on it, no matter the gauge.

[Bill Murphy]

Count the grooves in a Trojan buttplate to find the difference from another brand of buttplate. They all have a different number of grooves.

[Richard Whitfield]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

I have high quality reproductions of all types of Parker buttplates on hand. $25.00 each.

Do you ship to Canada?