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12-05-2018, 11:10 PM

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Ohio gunsmith?

Hi all, great info found on here! I have a 1902 double barrel hammerless that was given to me some time ago. For some reason it was completely disassembled and everything in a bag. I'm not new to firearms but this thing had a bunch of parts! Anyone know if there's "Parker experienced" gunsmiths near northern Ohio? Thanks a bunch!

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12-05-2018, 11:59 PM

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You might try Jim Eyster in Centerburg. Dead center of the state. Does a lot of barrel work but knows doubles.

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12-06-2018, 08:01 AM

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I’M sure Ohio resident, Kenny Graft, must know of at least one good double gun smith who knows Parkers. Shoot him a PM.

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I second Jim Eyster. He resolved a “doubling” issue I was having a few years ago. He’s northeast of Columbus.

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Thanks everyone! Great help and ill follow up on these guys!

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