Bore diameter .855"

The quality of craftsmanship in this gun is extremely high. I really appreciate the skill, engineering, and craftsmanship it took to build them and this is an outstanding example.

This would make a great project as I know it would turn out to be something really special. This in its day was a very high crafted gun. I love the elegant 36" barrels!

A full restoration would include back boring the barrels for pitting and to add choke, browning of the barrels, rejoin, replace two screws, and complete wood restoration. Finished this would be a very special gun.

Would look great now over the hunting lodge mantel!

I want to note this gun balances beautifully between the hands.

The Jones patent lock up is said to be the strongest action the British ever built! Some people say they are awkward to operate but I wonder if they have ever hunted and practiced with this action as I find them quite easy when one has a little time to get use to it.

This shotgun features original and nitro proofed barrels and the very ergonomic side lever opening lever. While just border engraved this Holland will perform beautifully in the field with stock dimensions that will fit many.

Note this gun has excellent dimensions for most!

You may not have heard of Adam's but they are a well known maker in the UK and well respected. It is at a quality of a Purdey hammer double and can be purchased at a fraction of the cost of the Purdey so this is the gun for the hunter that wants quality on the beer budget. These kind of guns are getting harder and harder for me to find!

This gun has some pitting in the bores that should be cleaned up. With their massive thickness this should not be a problem. I would recommend putting it properly back on face also.

We can arrange for this work if you would like us to contract the restoration.

I do appreciate the side-lever which I find very easy to use and also the original Damascus barrels.

Not all of our guns call to me to take them afield but this one certainly does and it is one of our cheaper guns which goes to show something, more expensive is not always better.

The price reflects a few minor but present pit's in the bores and the rather plain wood and silvers pad. A leather covered pad would certainly dress this girl next door up a bit.

The barrels are marked for Leopold Bernard - the father of Damascus barrel making.

Engraving shows some ware but is outstanding. I love the sculpted hammers. For this price it is a great example of pin fire guns and looks great just hanging around the gun room.