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Hi folks, new to the Parker world. Just purchased two Parkers and looking to get them shot worthy again. After receiving the research letters, I'm curious about a couple of details. On the 1906 Hammerless it says "special instructions were Silvers butt pad, word safe in silver, Dam under rib and stock like old gun". Butt pad I understand, but what does the other 3 things mean?
Will post pics and more questions once the guns ship to me next week, thanks in advance!
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Parker Research letter questions
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