Parker 20 guage Leg-o-Mutton Case

[Dan Lynes]

I inherited a 1913 Parker 20 double (which I'm having restored) & a hard leather leg-o-mutton case made by Diamond Mfg, Diamond Brand 547 28 (it's 28-1/2" long & 8-1/2" wide at the butt end). The case is in sad shape. A local leather smith / saddle maker told me that it is not repairable. She did not have the tools. I'm looking for a 2nd opinion / possible replacement.

[Rick Losey]

contact Kevin McCormack - a member here

he restores cases and does a nice job

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BTW- you may want to join as a PGCA member- you can get a deal on a letter for you inheritance

AND - you get access to the members only area - where nice cases show up for sale on a fairly regular basis


we'll look forward to seeing before and after pictures of your gun's restoration

[Dan Lynes]

Thanks,

[Rich Anderson]

Kevin is the guy to go to for your repair. He will also tell you if it's a lost cuse. If thats the case send me a PM as I might be able to help you out on a case.

[Todd Kaltenbach]

Don't know what part of the country you live in but there is another very good leather repair/case maker named Kevin McPhail in Missouri who does outstanding work.

[Jack Johnson]

Where in Missouri is the case maker / repairer you reference located and contact information please . Thanks Jack

[Linn Matthews]

Marvin Huey in Missouri also does wonderful work

[Todd Kaltenbach]

Kevin McPhail is in St Mary Missouri and can be reached at 573-543-5315

[Allen Peterson]

http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq216/simcgunner/guncaserestoration_zpsf6126c34.jpg (http://s449.photobucket.com/user/simcgunner/media/guncaserestoration_zpsf6126c34.jpg.html) some are very hard to do. Worthwhile in the end

[Joseph Moyles]

Can you provide photos to see if the leg-o-mutton case is restorable?