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I have a high grade Parker gun (circa 1906) which "letters" with a Silver's recoil pad. The pad that is currently on the gun is a much newer replacement (probably late 60s/early 70s). There is a spot inletted at the top of the heel of the stock for a "spur" or widow's peak.
My question is this, did the Parker factory fit recoil pads to some of their guns which had the "spur"? I seem to remember seeing such guns/pads.
Factory recoil pad with "spur"
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