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Identifying the Frame Size
I recently inherited a 1902 Parker with a broken stock. I have read in these threads that the frame size is identified on the bottom of the barrels by the latch mechanism. The stamping on my gun doesn't match what I have seen posted, can anyone determine the frame size of my gun from these two pictures? I want to try and buy a used replacement stock for the gun as it's only a field grade (I think) with plenty of use on it. Thanks for any responses! Len B.
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