I found the pics and added them to my previous post where I mentioned seeing the gun at the museum in Cody.





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I mentioned that the steel barrel fully rifled gun that belonged to Dr. Snavely is pictured in the thread I mentioned earlier, "CHE Ingraving" in the general discussions subforum. This is a different gun than being discussed by posters in this subforum. Take a look, "Fully rifled both barrels, two barrel set".

Probably factory knowing the pull that Dr. Snavely had at Parker. One of my order copies shows Snavely ordering a fancy stock. He was a resident of nearby Hagerstown, MD and a prolific Parker collector when I was starting out.

PGCA Life Member William Wood sent these pjctures (and more) today of Parker 127995.

You guys decide if it is factory work… I don’t know.


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The suspected Doctor Snavely's gun is 118,144, pictured on thread titled "CHE Ingraving" appears much more factory than Dean's example and has two rifled barrels.