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Bruce Day · 03-03-2011, 09:23 AM

Mr. Dawe, perhaps you could announce where you are and there might be somebody who could help.

I think it would be exceedingly difficult to reproduce a C grade stock without having a C grade stock in hand, and the stocks differed by period of manufacture. Apprently yours is an extractor C, that puts it 1900 to 1889, and those years were often thin combs, the little bulb at the nose of the comb, the small peak in the checkering by the pistol grip, lots of little details that make a Parker.

chris dawe · 03-03-2011, 12:21 PM

I figured the the Newfoundland accent may come out in my typing

.....I'm in Newfoundland Canada,and there is no one else here that I know of who could possibly help ...the gun is a #1 frame ,and I will restock it as close to origional as I can ,as I mentioned before it left the factory as a capped pistol grip and I assume parker buttplate,it was shipped in June 1896 .

thank's for your time