Broken 10 ga
 

Arrived this way.Knew it had been repaired.Apparently done with Acraglass but no reinforcement like dowels,plywood fillet or other.Gun is solid otherwise. What next?

Are any pieces, no matter how small, missing?





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Do not see any but cement covering surfaces ,it does flake off to a fingernail test so not a good bond.This stock is probably a replacement done at an old redo of the gun.This is apparently the 24th hammerless parker made. A repair of the type done with a fillet reinforced glue joint as described in Shotgun Technica (Trevellion and McIntosh) has been suggested .

Btw,the water table does not have the "E" stamp of a 10ga grade 2.I guess this is before they stamped letter grades on hammerless models.

if the glue is flaking off- i would suspect poor surface preparation/oil removal


if you want to keep and shoot it - get it to one of the pros who have a track record of solid permanent stock repairs and get a proper evaluation

There's only ONE place to send this mess:

www.thestockdr.com

I spoke with Dave at the Southern. He has around 70 guns in queue presently...

If you want an option, consider Dave Wolf in Waco Tx.

Found a solution for now,a new to us stock pre-1910 vintage. Thanks to Bob and Harry.

hugh save the old stock it can be fixed....i had a 10 ga d grade hammerless come in the mail with the stock broken just like yours...i used gurillia glue and a long screw screw can not be seen even with stock off i ve shot maybe a 100 rounds threw it and its still holding.....glad you found a good stock....charlie

Thanks Charlie,the people on this forum really came through on this one.Definently shows that this is one of the best organizations on the net.

Thanks Charlie.I am planning on repairing the stock.Thanks to everyone on the forum for their advice and help on this one.This old gun deserves to be up and running.This kind of help is why this is one of the best forums on the net.If you are not a member please join us .Parker Pages itself is worth the price of admission. Thanks,Hugh.