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ShawnDaily 04-04-2022 09:48 PM

Can You Help Me Identify This Parker?
 
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I Recently got this gun at an auction. Tried Identifying what everything means, just looking for some professional help. Ill Try to attach all photos. serial number 56224 Frame size 5 barrel weight 7 13. Has a T marking and a h marking under barrel. No mark on plate where the barrel meets the stock. If anything is blurry in photos just ask me and ill go look at it to see. I greatly appreciate the help.

Dave Noreen 04-04-2022 11:18 PM

It is a Grade 0, Quality R. Pretty sure no one left alive knows what the X on the forearm loop or the tiny H on the barrel flat means.

ShawnDaily 04-05-2022 07:47 AM

So what confuses me is that it has ejectors. I did some research and it appears only grade one hammerless came with ejectors

CraigThompson 04-05-2022 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by ShawnDaily (Post 360634)
So what confuses me is that it has ejectors. I did some research and it appears only grade one hammerless came with ejectors

It has extractors not ejectors .

ShawnDaily 04-05-2022 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by CraigThompson (Post 360641)
It has extractors not ejectors .

Oh Okay thank you. Do you happen to know of these are Damascus barrels?
They look like Damascus but the stamp says twist. In case you couldnt tell this is my first parker

Dean Romig 04-05-2022 10:36 AM

Twist is sonetimes referred to as Damascus and I guess that’s not terribly wrong. Damascus, Twist, Laminated, Bernard and a few others are ALL composite steel, as in ‘composed’ of various blades of iron and steel twisted and hammer-welded and wound on a mandrel and hammer-welded into a tube.





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Brian Dudley 04-05-2022 04:05 PM

5 frame guns are not very commonly encountered. I assume it is a 10g? Or is it an 8?

Neither of the hammers are original to the gun. The left one is not Parker at all, the right is a parker hammer, but not original to the gun. It is from an earlier lifter. It overall looks like a solid gun.

CraigThompson 04-05-2022 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley (Post 360693)
5 frame guns are not very commonly encountered. I assume it is a 10g? Or is it an 8?
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Hmmmm an 8 would be rather intresting :whistle:

Dean Romig 04-05-2022 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley (Post 360693)
Neither of the hammers are original to the gun. The left one is not Parker at all, the right is a parker hammer, but not original to the gun. It is from an earlier lifter.



True…

Steve Huffman 04-05-2022 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley (Post 360693)
5 frame guns are not very commonly encountered. I assume it is a 10g? Or is it an 8?

Neither of the hammers are original to the gun. The left one is not Parker at all, the right is a parker hammer, but not original to the gun. It is from an earlier lifter. It overall looks like a solid gun.

56225 is a 8 56224 not in the book. Very interesting


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