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Unread 05-04-2025, 01:54 PM   #1
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98974,I'll be sending for a letter.
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98974 is not in the serialization book.

But there are surviving factory records upon which to base a PGCA Research Letter.




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Serial # indicates 1900 build but has serial numbered barrel's with the 1910 wear plate.Curious what it left with in year 1900.
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Probably returned to the factory to have the wear plate added.
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When a pre-1910 Parker hammerless gun was returned to the factory for ANY service or repair, the bolt and wear plate were upgraded with the 1910 design as a matter of policy.





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So if it went back for service and the bolt and plate were added... is that where the "2" stamped on the forarm lug came from? Or if in 1900 it was ordered as a 2 bbl set would a letter state that?
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So if it went back for service and the bolt and plate were added... is that where the "2" stamped on the forarm lug came from? Or if in 1900 it was ordered as a 2 bbl set would a letter state that?
Generally speaking, there are no records of the bolt and plate having been replaced because there was no charge for this upgrade.





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