Congratulations Mr Parker! Your grading codes broke my brain!

[Mills]

Well, Randy beat me to it. There you have it. What does the rest of the gun look like, condition wise?

[Kenn Hogentogler]

Thank you so much! I have no idea how you figured it out from all those chicken scratches however I do appreciate it very much.

I'll put up more pics for you as soon as I figure out how to do more than two or three at a time. I'm guessing I'll have to post them on imgr and then just send the link.

[Randy Roberts]

Get yourself a copy of the Parker Gun Identification & Serialization and you will be able to do the same. Inexpensive at something like $35. Then add to that a copy of The Parker Story, a little more pricey but you'll have a lot of info.

[QUOTE=Kenn Hogentogler;254543]Thank you so much! I have no idea how you figured it out from all those chicken scratches however I do appreciate it very much.

[Kenn Hogentogler]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Well, Randy beat me to it. There you have it. What does the rest of the gun look like, condition wise?

To me it looks amazing for being made in 1881. I was made a hundred years later than that and it still looks better than me.