Found the lost bh

[Craig Larter]

Neat gun, it appears the barrels are now steel? A letter would be interesting to see if they were a factory replacement.

[B. Dudley]

The gun appears to be a well used and neglected, but overall unmolested example. It is in a great configuration. The whole gun I am sure could benefit from a cleaning and freshening up. At very least, the rust on the barrels can be removed and neutralized with oil and a frontier pad. Anything more than that would require complete refinishing.

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Craig Larter

Neat gun, it appears the barrels are now steel? A letter would be interesting to see if they were a factory replacement.

They appear to be fluid steel Craig yet the under rib in the last pic is damascus.

[B. Dudley]

Yes Randy, the pattern is hard to see, but it is there. And a gun that early would be likely be damascus.

[Dean Romig]

It is Damascus. In the fourth picture on the lower tube near the rib you can clearly see one star of the Damascus pattern. I was thinking a BH with composite barrels might have been Bernard but it it Damascus for sure.




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[Mills]

Another recommendation for Breck Gorman

[Joe from MO]

I will also Recommend Breck.... Very cool find!

[Gerald McPherson]

Frontier 45 pad and oil slow and easy and you will be surprised. It will do no harm and will still be original. How are the bores?

[Reggie B]

Welcome to the PGCA! I like your grandfather's Parker! Grade 5 guns are one of my favorites.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Stephen Stanley

It was a great find just wish it was in better shape tho!

I hate to ask but would you mind terribly posting picture of the other side of the reciever and the floor plate ? I’m always curiouse what dogs birds or animals were portrayed .