Hard day in parkerville

[Dean Romig]

I always look at the condition of a Parker's DHBP as an indication of wear and judging by yours I would say the gun has good honest wear but is in very good condition and doesn't appear to be abused. Definitely a keeper in my estimation.

[allen braun]

Steve> I'm not sure about the butt plate the book said it was started in 1902 and the gun was made in 1901? The cap is older then the gun? maybe they put parts on the gun because they had them at the time?

Dean> Thanks, I think the gun was used! I wish the gun could talk

[Bill Murphy]

I didn't realize that we knew what year various buttplates were first used. Can you give us a reference for that information? By the way, I think the buttplate on the pictured gun is usually used on a #2 frame gun. Am I correct about that?