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Unread 07-14-2014, 06:52 PM   #1
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Wow, that is beautiful! What a great stock. Thanks for the photos!
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I am by means no expert on this but could this be a restock looking at the checkering is why I ask .
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I thought that myself. Be curious to see what's under the tang......

Could just be that the checking was recut when the refinish was done.


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DLH--what should I be looking for under the tang?
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If you've got the original stock on the gun still, the serial number will be stamped into the wood under the tang.

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The serial number could be there even if it was restocked, not a hard thing to add. Russ Bickel restocked a CHE 20 for me and redid the serial number.
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Russ Bickel also had gone to the trouble to special order a set of number stamps that matched the Parker ones. Not many gunsmiths have or had his attention to detail. He was absolutely the only one I ever saw who could stock a Parker or a Fox and have you wondering if it was original or not. I doubt there will be another to equal him in the woodwork department for a long time, if ever.......


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