Lifter no.17990

[bruce a lyons]

My newest Parker. Bores are mint, really tight. Really like this one! Opinions valued. Thanks in advance.

[Dean Romig]

Now that's a nice Lifter!

I especially like the fluting of the nose of the comb on some of those early Lifters. I have two D Lifters with that fluting.





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[bruce a lyons]

A few more pictures.

[Brian Dudley]

Whats not to like! It is a nice example.

[Mike Koneski]

Just have to love those hammer guns, especially the lifters.

[Dennis E. Jones]

I can only see one thing wrong with it----- It's not in my gun safe.

Wish guns like that would show up in my area.

[bruce a lyons]

Gun came out of Higganum, Ct. About 20 miles from Meridian. Have ordered a letter for it.

[Jay Oliver]

That is a great Lifter Bruce! Is it on a #1 or #2 frame? What's the barrel length?

A beautiful gun...Congratulations!

[bruce a lyons]

#2 frame. 30" barrels. Will take some more pictures after I clean her up a little.

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Bruce,that is one fine gun! congrats! they are still out there just have to look a little harder, Gary

[Michael Kitterman]

Nice lifter! I found a similar one in a shop in Amarillo Tx. last year, they claimed it was just a wall hanger and would not sell. I go back in 6 months and they had sold it. It seems like I am never in the right place at the right time to get one.

[Mike Franzen]

Michael join the PGCA and you can get a nice lifter in the For Sale forum.

[bruce a lyons]

Thank you Chuck Bishop and Mary Bowes. Looks like she stayed close to home. Would like to know more about the owner but not sure where to go. I imagine Parker had some retail walk-in store. Was it part of the factory? Wonder what it looked like in 1881.

[MattHaney]

It doesn't look that heavy in the pictures. :)