J.P Dean's Parker

[Stan Hoover]

What looks to be a Miller trigger wouldn't bother me in the least, I would replace the Hawkins and enjoy.

It would be a bonus if it had a skeleton butt plate, but there's enough of other things going there, I would be very interested.

I didn't have a chance to look in the TPS yet, do they mention the frame size?

[Craig Larter]

Originally Posted by Stan Hoover

What looks to be a Miller trigger wouldn't bother me in the least, I would replace the Hawkins and enjoy.

It would be a bonus if it had a skeleton butt plate, but there's enough of other things going there, I would be very interested.

I didn't have a chance to look in the TPS yet, do they mention the frame size?

I'm with Stan, beautiful gun enjoy it, replace the Hawkins and shoot it. I really like the early B's

[Bill Murphy]

I didn't find it on page 141 of TPS. Anyone have any more information?

[Researcher]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I didn't find it on page 141 of TPS. Anyone have any more information?

Fig. 4.25 -- BH gun number 79051 (made in 1893) has a single trigger of unknown origin. A picture of the gun from 1900 shows the trigger on it......

[Frank Good]

Originally Posted by Stan Hoover

What looks to be a Miller trigger wouldn't bother me in the least, I would replace the Hawkins and enjoy.

It would be a bonus if it had a skeleton butt plate, but there's enough of other things going there, I would be very interested.

I didn't have a chance to look in the TPS yet, do they mention the frame size?

They do not in the ad or show any pics of the water table etc. I don't have a copy of the TPS to look either.