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Unread 12-03-2021, 04:04 PM   #1
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I guess I never gave it much thought but the records for SC's 237938 and 237939, both 1935 Remington era guns, reflect that these two SBT's were built on 1 1/2 frames. The barrels on 237938 are not stamped with a frame size, nor are any of my other Parker SBT's. I didn't realize that the Parker single barrel trap guns were made on different frame sizes. Or were they all 1 1/2 frames?
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Would you assume the few 20 gauge singles were on ever so slightly smaller frames ?
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Would you assume the few 20 gauge singles were on ever so slightly smaller frames ?
1 frame maybe?
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How does one determine frame size on a SBT? I have never seen anything published that alludes to frame sizes. Further, it makes no sense whatever to presume Parker would have produced a different frame size for the five 20 gauge SBTs made.





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How does one determine frame size on a SBT? I have never seen anything published that alludes to frame sizes. Further, it makes no sense whatever to presume Parker would have produced a different frame size for the five 20 gauge SBTs made.
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Sense or not I’ll not argue that point . However I think you’ve heard the old saying “never say never” when it pertains to this type thing . I wasn’t saying it necissarily was just did anyone know for sure they’re the same size 12-20 that is .
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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;349377]How does one determine frame size on a SBT? [QUOTE]

I was wondering the same thing. And that reference in the stock book is the only reference I’ve ever seen.
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Right Craig. There are frame dimensions published for each framevsize but thise are for sxs Parkers. I’ve seen no such dimensions published for the SBT Parkers.





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Cant we just measure them who has a 20 sbt ?
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That makes perfect sense… who has one?





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That makes perfect sense… who has one?.
Bill Murphy, I think.
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