Maybe the bwsr GB offering ever!!!

[GH-16]

My favorite part is the top rib inscription, if that's what you can call it.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/846501860

[B. Dudley]

I contacted the seller to advise him as to what the gun was and wasn't. He thanked me and I see he did update the listing.

[Mills]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

I contacted the seller to advise him as to what the gun was and wasn't. He thanked me and I see he did update the listing.

Wow! I would have bet money on him arguing with you

[Drew Hause]

This is how it started; a 1919 Hunter Arms Fulton tradename gun, prior to the very classy embellishments. The Manhattan Arms guns were marked "Superior Quality" and "For Nitro Powder"

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Wow! I would have bet money on him arguing with you

I know. And I told him that believe me or not, the gun is what it is. A Fulton that someone stamped up as a Parker. For some reason.

He was very nice and thankful to get any info that he could on the gun.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Jerry Harlow

Actually a : PARKER. BRO6.

Must have been when they were trying to economize by combining name engraving with grade designation.

[Bill Murphy]

Most Parker fakeup guns with logos by cold chisel have been .410 Crescent or similar guns. If you're going the cold chisel route to make a Parker, it might as well be a .410. I have also seen .410 Crescents made into L.C. Smiths, more proper since the Smith is a sidelock like a Crescent.

[OH Osthaus]

good news he was nice about it

but he could have looked at any of the dozens of Parkers on GB and known right away

[Mike Poindexter]

Has the original Parker Bros flying goose recoil pad too. Hope this guy doesnt make counterfeit bills. LOL