Jason, the 1-frame is the smallest frame that Parker Bros. produced the 12 gauge in.

Become a member... $40
Send for a letter..... $40
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Total.................... $80

Letter for a non-member is..... $100

Save yourself $20 and reap the many rewards of membership.

Is there an issues with modern ammo for a 1 frame? Obviously 2 3/4 shells and no steel. Is there any other concerns ammo wise?

Just be kind to the stock and keep the pressure of the shells you use preferably below 8,000 p.s.i. It has Parker Special Steel barrels and was made for 2 3/4" shells.

It loks to have a 'trap style' comb. Can you show closer pictures of the stock especially the grip area and the comb as well as a shot from the top of the stock?

sure thing here they are.

Jason,

Welcome aboard. That is a beautiful looking gun and I wish you good shooting with it. The 1 frame is smaller than the 1 1/2 and 2 frames. I also recommend joining the PGCA and then ordering a factory letter on your gun. It is a beautiful letter and it allows you to see how your gun was configured when it left the factory as far as date built, date shipped, stock length and usually drop at heel, barrel length, chokes and to whom it was shipped. Again, welcome aboard. Let us know how your gun shoots for you.

Dennis

hoping to go pattern soon, we'll see what the schedule looks like for the next week or so.

Smaller the no the smaller the frame size. Dose anyone no what the little mark next to the letter s is. Neat truck and good looking dog. Looks like a good sound G grade.

It is a P and together with the S it is the stamp for Parker Special Steel barrels.

To the right of the S is HT over A believed to indicate Heat Treated Annealed.

the stock looks a little different, i'd get a letter

Thanks Dean I could not make out the mark with my computer.