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Dean Romig

09-24-2026 12:15 PM

Ser. No. 39135

Where is Parker 39135 today?

I have a bunch of pictures of it when it was at my home to dissect in order to see the operating mechanism of the patented "Butt Safety"

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David Noble

09-24-2026 01:30 PM

Post those pictures Dean!

Dean Romig

09-25-2026 01:14 PM

13 Attachment(s)

I'll try....

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edgarspencer

09-25-2026 01:48 PM

Patented by whom? That's not Parker workmanship.

Dean Romig

09-25-2026 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edgarspencer (Post 453131)

Patented by whom? That's not Parker workmanship.

i don't know if it was ever patented Edgar. But it sure worked as intended.

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edgarspencer

09-25-2026 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 453135)

i don't know if it was ever patented Edgar. But it sure worked as intended..

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 453092)

I have a bunch of pictures of it when it was at my home to dissect in order to see the operating mechanism of the patented "Butt Safety" .

You said Butt.:rotf:

Dean Romig

09-25-2026 10:00 PM

I just looked through all of the Parker patents but the only patents pertaining to Parker shotguns simply are listed as “breech-loading firearm” but nothing on safety mechanisms.

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Bill Murphy

09-26-2026 08:17 AM

No more "shootin' from the hip".

keavin nelson

09-27-2026 12:03 PM

That is certainly unique. What was the safety shoe made of, wood, bakelite????

Dean Romig

09-27-2026 01:36 PM

Keavin, I believe it was either bakelite or gutta percha.

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