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Unread 05-13-2018, 02:55 PM   #1
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Just putzing today and temporarily ran out of things to do. I am intigued with the tiny parts inside a Parker hammerless frame. These are not seen unless you gain the nerve to tear down your Parker. So this Mother’s Day, I decided to compare the longest and shortest screws, coil springs and pins to while away a few more minutes of my day. Cheers Jack
PS. The grid in the pics is 1/4 inch squares
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Jack, where does that small screw go, in the water table or beneath the top lever?





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or the side of the trigger plate?
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If we are guessing, I’ll say the top lever retaining screw.
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And if there were a prize, Edgar would win. It is in the side of the trigger plate to limit the travel of the unhooking slide
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Okay how about the springs and pins??
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His photos are as follows...

Unhooking slide retaining screw next to the front tang screw.

Trip spring next to a mainspring

Safety button pin next to the sear pin.
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Hey.... this is a game for ametuers... Pros are disqualified.





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There’s a reason pros get it. Brian is a pro. Cheers Jack
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Oh... you failed to specify the rules of the game.
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