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parker barrel with no serial number
That's right . I will get pictures
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09-23-2025, 10:30 AM
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Here are some pictures. Things that don't show up.. under the right barrel, on the flat, is stamped pat date, but it is so small I had to use a jeweler's loop to read it.
I also didn't take a picture of the opposite side of the barrel lug, but it is void of marks or any significant wear. |
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09-23-2025, 10:34 AM
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I also find it odd that the extractors appear to be welded together as if they were ejectors at one point... Probably not, but I don't recall others being this way.
Thank you, BigJim |
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09-23-2025, 10:51 AM
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Those barrels appear to have been built with ejectors. There is no retaining screw and the dolls head looks like an ejector type. That would explain the welding of the parts. I have a "FrankenParker" that is similarly altered. Also looks like the barrel lug may have been filed at some point, explaining the lack of serial number. A picture of the left side of the barrel lug and a clear picture of the underside of the dolls head would help.
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09-23-2025, 12:20 PM
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Really not sure what to say.. There is no excessive wear or filing anywhere.
The bores are as nice and shiny as if they were freshly honed. Possible, but there doesn't appear to be any thinning. Someone likely cleaned up the Damascus pattern and put a lacquer coating on it, or so it appears. Thank you, BigJim |
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09-23-2025, 12:26 PM
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Definitely an ejector dolls head. It wouldn't take much filing on the barrel lug to remove the serial number. Could have been done to fit the barrels to a non-original frame.
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09-23-2025, 08:12 PM
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Looks like peening to tighten the joint.
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09-24-2025, 05:31 AM
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The rim recesses look a bit deep, but it may be a trick of the camera.
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