There is a stamping down inside the frame that is not on factory parkers. That may be some sort of mark by who created the gun.

thus, the mystery continues.
im thinking that mark 'down in there' was a disassembly mark, as not to lose parts when laid out on the table to be polished and jeweled?

boy its good to have the ability to post pics.
mr. d'......is this one factory?

if we all look at the link dave porter posted showing a 20ga pachmayr comparison, you will see the same (numbers down inside the) frame that b. dudley says arent factory markings.
but........its the same as my gun.

mine has to be a pachmayr gun. its marked with the same fond and location as that 20ga.

I am not talking about the serial numbers on the cocking slide. I said on the frame.

It is in this area where Doug Turnbull used to mark frames that he restored. A long time ago. That was a definitive DT stamping. This one is not very clear as to what it is.


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and so did i.

compare the numbers down inside...........

Looks like AW to me…





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Anyway we can get better pics of the engraving?


I don't believe this was done by Pachmayr. I have seen quite a few Pachmayr Parkers, and own, and have owned a few.



Bobby

If you have paper work like this, then you can claim it's a Pachmayr. If not, then it's simply an upgrade.