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Tony has size 0,1,2 frame buttplates but shows no 1 1/2 frame plate.I assume order 1 size? Thanks in advance. Bobby
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Each stock is different not likely any will fit out of the box Best cut down a 2 frame plate. Can't stretch a 1
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No offense here but Boats clearly does not know Parker plates all that well.
A 2 frame plate cannot be fitted down properly to fit a smaller stock. Or else you loose your solid border in the toe area.
For a 1-1/2 frame stock, the Number 1 plate is used. This is the one that has the dog with bird in mouth.
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I agree with Dudley, I have owned many 1 1/2 frame Parkers, all that had HRBPs were #1 plates. Why not measure your butt, #1 plates are around 5" in length, there are some variations, later guns did not use the spur on the plate and I seem to recall that guns made by Remington did not have brothers underneath the dog
I learn something every day, and a lot of times it's that what I learned the day before was wrong
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Brian you have done many, me only a few. Not doubting your word .
Looking at my two # 1 Parkers beside my 1 1/2 Plates look to be too small to fit it . # 2s I own are larger in the butt for sure.
What are the chances of buying a plate that will screw on with no fitting. Don't you always go too big then fit ?
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The change to Parker using no spur on the plates was in the mid 1920s.
There is no in-between size on Parker plates. Just 1 and 2.
If your butt is some odd size, it may not be original.
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Brian thanks.It is original. Bobby
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