Parker hammerless stock repair

[B. Dudley]

The stocks on these guns are all fitted to each gun. So one does not fit all. But usually if something is found that is the same frame size, they can be made to work with some effort. Who knows how much or what kind of effort.

The safety reset rod is held in place by the tang screw bushing. Not just the screw. And yes, it goes in at a bit of an upward angle.

The rod is only necessary if the shooter wants an automatic resetting safety.

[Bill Murphy]

Scrub the automatic safety if that will make the job easier.

[Tom Hanson]

Thanks for the feedback. The stock must be from another Parker because it really doesn't fit right. And while assembling I must have tripped both hammers. Can the barrels be attached with both hammers fired?

[Tom Hanson]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

The stocks on these guns are all fitted to each gun. So one does not fit all. But usually if something is found that is the same frame size, they can be made to work with some effort. Who knows how much or what kind of effort.

The safety reset rod is held in place by the tang screw bushing. Not just the screw. And yes, it goes in at a bit of an upward angle.

The rod is only necessary if the shooter wants an automatic resetting safety.

Here is a picture of the water table

[Bill Murphy]

???

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Tom Hanson

Here is a picture of the water table

Tom, that doesn’t tell us anything pertinent to stock repair or replacement.





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