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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
Interesting that the advertisement depicts a Parker Bros. shotgun.
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Also interesting the sears aren't shown, which go around each side of the trigger mechanism. Maybe I'll pull the stock off and try to photograph it as the illustration depicts.
Wayne, the floorplate had to be drilled for a #4 screw to hold the selector stop, and a small impression, that was a detent, in each extreme of the selector stop range.
Nothing seems to altered internally, except for possibly screw holes, or a pin hole (See the illustration) in the tang screw boss. I suspect it wouldn't be at all difficult to convert it back to a two trigger gun, however the sear arms seems to be bent upwards. The safety in place now has a rod which moves for and aft with the safety button, not in reverse of the button direction, as would be the case in a standard double trigger arrangement. The safety button on the gun has been changed, I suspect, when the trigger was installed. I'm not sure if a Parker safety button could be used in this setup, but would like to use one if possible.