Trap Gun

[Alex Dade]

I have a 1926 CHE with no safety. I'd always thought someone had removed the safety somewhere along the way (see the attached picture). I'm told, though that this is a factory trap gun and never had a safety (32" barrels, beavertail forend, Full/Full choke). I frankly didn't know Parker made any S/S trap guns, although my brother-in-law has a SBT.

The source of my information is very reliable, but I just wanted to check with you folks as the workmanship of the "non safety" doesn't look particularly "Parkerish" to me.

Thoughts?

[Jeff K.]

If it were factory, normally it would be engraved over. Yours is engraved with Safety, so I would guess it was removed later.

[C.O.B.]

Jeff is correct in that at some time the safty was removed from your gun. Parker made safty less gun for both live bird shooters and trap shooters. I have a BHE 12 with no safty.

[Chris T.]

Jeff, I noticed your gun was made sans the doll's head extension, that's a neat feature.

[Dean Romig]

That's a sign of a true competition gun.

[Jeff K.]

Chris,
It is also a 20 ga. Even more unusual!

[Dean Romig]

[Fishtail]

Well, so no one is going to comment that it looks awfully un-engraved for a C? I guess I just did...maybe it's the brother to the other unengraved C that Bill Murphy has.

[Bill Murphy]

This is a very interesting gun. You should order a PGCA letter to see what interesting person ordered your gun. We would like to see more pictures of this gun.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

You should order a PGCA letter to see what interesting person ordered your gun.

Bill, take another look at who posted the picture of the 20 ga. trap gun.