Kirk

just good natured ribbing, at least from me.

I think I have looked numbers up for you before, and will again

I have the book, and may as well use it. And I once posted the same request from my phone from an antique shop, and thanks to a response came home with one of the earliest hammerless guns (at the time it was the lowest listed in the parker pages, but as soon as I said that someone listed a lower number :rolleyes: )

I also passed on an early hammer gun with 28" barrels that I thought must have been cut, got home, looked it up and it was righteous - went back the next day and it was gone :banghead:

so - since the book is not a pocket sized paperback- folks - some who have the book, will keep asking

The serialization book contains a wealth of information beyond just a serial number lookup. It is a miniature synopsis of Parker information. It is the best source of Parker information for less than $300.

Help me with the book. I don't own a Parker gun need too do something about that ! BUT I do own The Parker Gun Identification & Serialization Book 34.95 What book are you talking about Bill ? TPS ? for 300.00

TPS, The Parker Story. A 2 volume set. The "Bible" for parker owners.
https://www.doublegunshop.com/parker_1.htm

I travel a good deal, and sometimes ask when I am “away from my book”, and try to make up for it by answering when I can.

So all I had to add was “away from my book”? Damn. :rotf:

If you own a phone and/or a computer and a credit card the book can be on its way in 5 minutes.

I think if your away from your book and ask for a look up which is fulfilled you should make a $25.00 contribution to the PGCA in the name member who did the look up. Just say'n.

If someone wants a look up and I see it I will gladly look it up. It cost me about a minute of my time and if it helps out that's great.