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Unread 03-19-2014, 04:26 PM   #7
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Based on the photos the following observations can be made. The barrels look like they have been clipped. Either down from 28" or 30". Exterior finish condition looks average for most of these early guns that one will find. Wood looks pretty solid with just minor issues like chipped edges in some spots. It is equivelent to a grade 2 gun.
The Right hammer is not a Parker hammer. The right hammer is a Parker hammer, but does not appear to be original to the gun, being that it is a hammer from a little bit of a later lifter. And there is no engraving on it to match the rest of the gun.
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