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Glenn, I would continue to produce your excellent skeleton buttplate and let the stocker and/or engraver worry about bringing it into shape. They are going to do the final shaping anyhow. By the way, will we be seeing you in Sanford next month?
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03-09-2010, 09:40 AM
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Glenn,I would think it would be worth making some if you had a wire EDM or a CNC and could just program and go. But to make them on a manual machine or by hand I don,t know that it would be worth the time and expense. After all this is kind of a niche market and I don,t think you could sell hundreds for a return on investment. But few of them damascus ones I would think would sell like "hot cakes"....
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03-09-2010, 03:06 PM
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Gentlemens:
Thank you for your thoughts on this matter. There are some dimensional differences between my plate and the mid sized Parker, but the real issue is the location of the top screw hole. The Parker is located at the tip of the heel and angles downward. My plate has the hole lower and it goes straight in. While not exactly the same, I think that if the hole could be moved the plate could "pass". In any event, thanks again for your help. I will ruminate over this for a while... Mr. Murphy: As a matter of fact, I do plan on attending the Southern. Mr. Mann and I will be flying down from our exile here in the Great White North. I look forward to seeing you and your bride again. I assume that there will be a large Parker contingent for the Parker/ Smith challenge. I hope to be able to meet some of you good folk. Best to all, Glenn |
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03-09-2010, 04:46 PM
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Glenn, leaving the holes to the stocker may be an option. Your holes and screws are definitely a "piece of work", but maybe one or more can be left undrilled if requested.
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03-11-2010, 12:44 AM
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Gentlemens:
My thanks to all who responded both publicly and privately. I recieved a lot of well reasoned thoughts and ideas regarding the project. You guys are a class lot. Best regards to all, Glenn |
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Also need a skeleton buttplate
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I am in the process of restoring a DHE 20 gauge and am very interested in a skeketon buttplate myself. This happens to be a personal gun and would like to get it as close to original as possible. If you were to tool up, when would you anticipate a final product? It appears you are already making one for a client - would you be interested in making another if even you don't tool up? Regards, Steve |
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I also haven't been able to find a manufacturer that is close to a Parker original. Galazans and McFarland are the only two that I have been able to get my hands on. Are there others I should be considering? Last edited by STEVE MALYUK; 03-12-2010 at 09:00 PM.. Reason: Review |
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03-12-2010, 09:24 PM
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Steve, besides Glenn's and the two you mention I can't think of another at the moment. A search engine might turn up another one or two if you're diligent about it.
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