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Both Parker Bros. and Remington Arms Co. made samples of hammerless conversions of their hammer sidelock doubles, but both eventually settled on boxlock hammerless designs for their public offerings. These hammerless sidelock conversions are shown in The Parker Story and in Charles Semmer's Remington Double Shotguns.
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05-28-2013, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
These hammerless sidelock conversions are shown in The Parker Story and in Charles Semmer's Remington Double Shotguns.
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I can't find any reference in TPS regarding conversions, but do see the prototype Hammerless shown on page 121. Where are the conversions shown which you referenced?
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