If you are in to rochester, I would like to meet you. You can come by the shop and have a look at your Parker.

The gun looks like it has a lot of positives going for it.

"If you are in to rochester, I would like to meet you. You can come by the shop and have a look at your Parker."

Leo: You are one lucky dawg! Wish I were close enough for a visit. Bob

Brian's shop is always an educational place to visit

Leo -he is in an easy to get to spot, take him up on the invitation

Brian, thx for the invite! I'll take you up on that...have a couple of other relics for you to look at as well...will call ahead....btw, visited your website, exceptional work!!

Ron

Yes, do call as I am by appointment.

another question for you experts....

what does the K f stamp denote (next to the 4/2 bbl weight)?

Charles Alonzo King was the Parker Bros. superintendent in those days and the K was his inspection stamp. The f was the stamp signifying King declared the gun or barrels as finished or done.

Dean, thx for that bit of info! Interesting!!

Hi Ron,
I'm a new member from Wayne County, east of you. Today we're in between the lakes effect. Great gun. I'm a Trojan owner (1915). I shot with another member yesterday in Williamson. Come and join us sometime.
Ken

Ken, welcome & thx for the invite!

Ron