This gun shows well the classic Scott patent of the crystal window cocking indicators. The glass window allows one to see the gold plated hammer when the gun is cocked. When fired the window is dark. I have always thought this feature to be way cool!

If you know Boss guns then you know that they are the senior member of a very short list of the worlds greatest gun makers.

Henry Atkin worked for James Purdey and proudly stated this fact on his barrels. The barrels on this gun are made from the finest steel of the the period, Sir Joseph Whitworth steel. These are at no surprise the same barrels that Purdey used on their shotguns.

The fit finish and balance or near perfect on this BEST gun from Edinburgh Scotland.

This is a wonderful example. With beautiful perfectly struck 30" steel barrels, perfectly executed scroll engraving, and a stunning piece of English walnut this true Scottish round action meets the hard to find balance between art and function.

Yes, she is in proof, tight on face, field ready!

Completed in 1903 this is a true Edwardian era gun ( Queen Victoria died in 1901 thank you Austin). The gun is found in an original Grant case which also is in very nice original condition.

Does anyone recognize the family crest in the stock?

These trigger plate actions remove a large amount of wood from between the action so to strengthen it this gun has had a pin put cross wise across the head of the stock to prevent cracking. It was professionally and elegantly done with horn covers. The butt has a 1" horn extension.

A super price for a sound and beautiful round action.

For those that are like me and appreciate the beauty of Damascus barrels this is an excellent choice. These barrels offer a stunning pattern and are in current nitro proof and field ready.

The factory records show this gun was made in 1897 for a Captain B Sheriffe. New 27" barrels with 2 3/4” chamber barrels fitted by the maker in 1970. Check out the records provided in our photographs.

This nicely cased sidelock is in wonderful condition. The rose and scroll engraving is exceptional.

For those of you that perceive you do not like shorter barrels (these are 26") I would love to put this gun in your hands to shoulder and swing. The way that it is balanced it feels like you’re swinging a long barreled gun! I have often heard woman say that length does not matter (Why were they telling me this?) and I think that in this case at least that us men should believe them.

This gun was built @ 1899 and is with its newer sleeved barrels is nitro proofed and field ready.

Great stock dimensions for many combined with a useful choking and excellent wall thickness makes this little and light English sidelock a real find.

I do feel it was when new ( I believe the ninth gun built in 1933) a semi-pistol grip gun and it has since been expertly converted to a straight grip.

On the positive side the barrels ring true and are sound. The wood would be quite beautiful if given a new authentic oil finish.

Twenty gauge Boss doubles are like prime real estate. They seldom come up for sale, are priced at the top of the market, and there are never any regrets in owning as they are always worth what you paid and more. A solid investment at $57000.00