Modern Dimensions for an Old Hammer-Gun

[Mike of the Mountain]

So I have been shooting my top-lever hammer gun lately and the fit was inconsistent. Too much drop, had to fiddly-fart with the mount, tried stick on combs and they didn’t do the trick. I sent the gun to Graco and they put an adjustable comb on the gun. Problem solved! Now the gun shoots where I’m looking and I don’t have to mess with my mount. It’s also a heck of a lot cheaper and quicker than a restock. Only thing I did was make two walnut spacers to fit between the comb and stock instead of the bright white vinyl washers.

We had 5 Parkers on the course today. Three 12’s, a 20 and a 16. Life is good, especially when you break birds!!

[B. Dudley]

Hey, what else can you do to make up that much drop.

[Mike of the Mountain]

I needed 11/16”. Love the gun, but it needed work to make it as shootable as I wanted it.

[Cold Spring]

I shot along with Mike and two other friends today. He was pounding the clays with his “new” TL hammer Parker. As compared with a month or so ago before he had the adjustable comb work done. Just sayin’

[Bill Murphy]

Heck of a stock for an old zero grade! Nice.

[Andy]

That is what I call an attractive piece right there Mike! Sure beats shortening your neck. Congrats!

[Andy]

Here I made it even more better for you

[Dean Romig]

Nice job Mike… so nice it looks like it left Meriden that way…





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[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco

Here I made it even more better for you

Now that’s just funny right there!!

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Nice job Mike… so nice it looks like it left Meriden that way…





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If they had adjustable combs back then they’d have made it an option.