Experimental Ejector B Grade???

[Philip Peart]

According to the records this gun was manufactured in 1900, and the only mention I can find anywhere of Experimental Ejectors is on a 1930's Trojan Skeet gun which had experimental coil spring ejectors. Maybe this was the rough draft predecessor of that system?

[Researcher]

Patd. Nov. 7, 1899, refers to Patent No. 636,650 granted to C.A. Fischer of Grand Forks, ND. You can look it up and read it on Googlepatents or at USPTO.gov


Several gunsmiths offered after-market ejectors for Parker Bros. extractor guns back in the day. Moran & Wolfersperger of Chicago were probably most common. After they broke up and Moran hooked up with F.P. Stannard, Gus Habich in Indianapolis offered the M&W ejector.

Sounds to me like this gun and a bit of research on C.A. Fischer could make a good Parker Pages article.