Parker Chamber
Have a chance to buy a nicely restored Parker DH
1904 model by serial number , I think the price is fair Has nice original metal butt cap and original pistol grip , wood looks delicious Only thing holding me back is the chamber size , he told me he shot 2 1/2 out of it , RST shells , it’s pretty hard to find them over here in Alberta Canada Does it hurt to have a good gunsmith to open it up to a 2 3/4 inch |
i wouldnt open them, but thats just me. :)
scott Fixed post i said i would but ment wouldn't |
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Are you sure about the chamber size ? get them measured first .
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Last thing I want to do is mess with it , |
Wait a minute. You say the owner "shot 2 1/2" shells in it". What does that have to do with the actual chamber length? As Ed says, you have no idea of the length of the chamber. If it measures 2 5/8" or 2 3/4", you don't have to do anything to it. It would be proper for 2 3/4" shells.
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I think it’s pretty safe to say a 1904 DH isn’t going to be 2 1/2, can anyone show an example of a middle grade or lower that’s 2 1/2 inch in 1904 and above?
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Do you think way back in 1904 that it could of been made for 2 3/4 shells , |
Yes, or 3" or any other length. A letter about the original order or a measurement of the actual chamber will tell the tale.
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