I think it looks pretty good too. I am anxious to shoot it and may send it off to Brad Batchelder to have him try to repair the wrist of the stock. I don't like so much drop but I don't look at it as a fast shooting upland gun and should be able to get my cheek planted well before firing.

The gun does have Remington repair codes on the barrel flats. I forgot to include that in my post. The rib has no indication of Parker Bros. Meriden rolled in. The Parker Gun Works stamped on the barrel flats is the unknown to me. It appears that the original barrel lugs were reused with some poor quality welding of the lugs to the barrels.