Bruce Day

[chris dawe]

Mr .Day could you please check your PM please
Thank-you:)

[Bruce Day]

Here is one a few years earlier. 26 lpi.

The cheeks are not usually checkered on a C.

You can choose to not duplicate the crack on yours.

[chris dawe]

Thank-you Mr.Day,you and other's here have been of great help...I hope the work meet's everyone's approval when complete.

Chris

[Dean Romig]

Bruce, I hope you (or a Buddy) has, by now, sent that Parker to Mr. Trevallion.

[Bruce Day]

The crack is fixed internally but not cosmetically.

This gun was a long term project gun for Austin and has been for me also. Locking bolt issues, off face, those have been fixed, but its still not perfect. This gun is a light damascus 10 and a heavy Bernard 12 CH. It had been abused. Lots of collectors have one like that; you just don't want more than one.

[Dean Romig]

Lots of collectors have one like that; you just don't want more than one.

:crying::whistle::crying: would that it were so....:shock:

[chris dawe]

Guy's do the checkering meet to a point or wrap around the top of the grip ?

[Dean Romig]

Chris, I have found that it depends largely on who did the checkering and during which period - not necessarily Parker Bros/Remington but a range of years and the preference of whomever might have been the person making such decisions. Most CH checkering however, wrapped around the wrist in one form or another.

[chris dawe]

Thank-you sir,that's enough to get me started