stock is not a replacement.. it is serial numbered to the gun..

There ya go Jim, now get a letter for your Parker. Let's see what else there is to know about it.

Dean

D Grade buttstock may not have had drop points when new or had them sanded off during a refinish. The gun is probably absolutely original. Look at another D Grade in that serial number range to see what the deal is on the drop points. Sir, you should get a PGCA letter as soon as possible to see what the original special features and later modifications were on your great gun.

i sent off for the letter today. i`ll post a copy as soon as i get something back.. thanks again for all the info. jim

got the letter..
 

i posted a pic of the letter from pgca. i`m going to sell the gun.. any ideas on how much it`s worth..thanks , jim

Jim: Don't let anyone fool you. You have an extremely rare Parker & It's worth a bunch. Bring it to the Vintager's at Pintail Point, Easton, MD in the Fall (if you still have it) The boys in the Parker tent can tell you a lot about it while they drool over it.

Best Regards, George

Anyone's guess. Take plenty of pics, put it on the Gun Broker with reserve set to amount what is the gun worth to you and let it roll.