Frame size help...

[James Palmer]

Don't have access to my books. Need help determining frame size.

One is 1 5/8 and the other is 1 3/4 across.

Thanks in advance.

J

[Dean Romig]

1 5/8” is a 1-frame and 1 3/4” is a 2-frame.





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[James Palmer]

Thanks dean.

[Brian Dudley]

2 and 1-1/2 would be the same width by the way. Wood for these two frame sizes are considered interchangeable.

[Dean Romig]

Right Brian. This is from page 45 of the Parker Identification and Serialization book.


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[Bill Murphy]

What dimension on the chart shows the width of the stock at the front end?

[Steve Huffman]

What dimension on the chart shows the width of the stock at the front end?

I think Dean was trying to show that 1 1/2 and 2 frames are almost the same for the two measurements that arent the same wouldnt affect the stock size . Just my guess though !

[Dean Romig]

Measurement C.





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[Steve Huffman]

Dean if im reading that right C would say a 1 frame is the same as 1 1/2 and 2 im confused

[Bill Murphy]

The chart says that both 1 and 2 frames are the same C measurement, 1 5/8". To get to 1 3/4" at the C measurement, you have to have a #4 frame. I don't think there is a measurement in the TPS chart that shows stock width.

[Dean Romig]

Sorry - I was reading the wrong point of measurement. It would be B that is the measurement across the head of the stock and the 0-frame size is 1 5/8" while the size 1, 1 1/2 and 2 are all 1 3/4".

Apologies... :o





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[Steve Huffman]

I just measured a 1 frame and a 2 frame where the head of stock meets the frame not even close the 1 is much smaller . Maybe a error in chart

[Dean Romig]

So much for published data….





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[ED J, MORGAN]

I would think that the B measurement would be the closest to the rear of the frame where the stock fits.