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Would you know when the Parker Brothers first started making these ole Lifters, jus trying to get a handle on when it might have been make, I'm guessing 1872 or 73 maybe. Also, I'm looking for some springs for the firing pins, would you know where I can pick some up? or maybe know a person that makes them?
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I ordered some springs from Grainger. I measured the old ones that were in a lifter that were worn out and found just the size I needed on there online catalog.
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There is nothing special about the springs. Any light spring of the appropriate size or close to it will work.
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That 'JL' is familiar and has been found on a number of Belgian doubles.
The subject gun; possibly Laminated Steel but possibly there is a section of barrel where the contrast is more apparent? ![]() Crowned 'JL' with crolle - likely pre-WWI Belgian double ![]() Belgian unknown maker or DOM but 'JL' with ACO for Acier Cockerill so fluid steel ![]() 'JL' may be H.Jonlet & M. Lovet, but I can't find anything about them. At least some Lifters have Birmingham proof marks on the tubes but we know "rough forged tubes" were also sourced from Belgium.
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The writing on the rib is DeCarbonized Steel. I've been work'n on the barrels for sonetime now. Whomever had this beautiful machine before I got it, didn't show it any love. But it's got a good home now. Thanks for all the info guys, got enough to keep me busy for awhile now. You folks are awesome
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Decarbonized Steel barrels were put on some of the very earliest Parkers.
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Well I got ole girl put back together for the moment, thought I'd send a few pic'c of her fully dressed.
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She's Looking Good !!!!! Would make a nice easy carry Grouse Gun !
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