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

Note the weight! And now have pictures of the gun in the vintage Dickson correct vintage case.

This is the iconic Westley drop lock where one can easily remove the locks. What makes this one unique is the floor plate is built on a hinge so with the press of a button the bottom of the gun opens up to reveal and allow the locks to be removed.

This gun is beautiful to behold with its wonderful engraving and stunning marbled English walnut.

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.

*Note that this Diamond grade has excellent dimensions for many and will make a great shooting gun for its next owner.

*Note the great stock dimensions for many and the 2 3/4" Nitro proofs.

It is tight on face and field ready!

We can have the full chokes opened to any thing you want for only $75 per barrel.

The extra full chokes would make this great for turkey hunting or allows one for only $70.00 per barrel open the chokes to any desired amount.

The full choke in the left with cylinder in the right is a common English choking and was effective in driven shooting. If one opens the left barrel to a light modified and leave the right barrel as is this gun would be a fabulous upland bird shotgun. We can arrange for this and the cost is only $70.

If some one could use a 14 3/8" LOP we could remove the current pads and put a nice new "Old English" or leather covered pad on the gun which would look very nice.

Of the early Westley guns I like this model as it has the elegance of the early guns but features the Purdey double under bite. Guns before this often only had one or no bites on the under lug which was not near as strong as the design on this gun.

Dickson currently owns the Mortimer name.

This gun features extensive remaining case hardening, 90% or better. The blacking on the barrels is also 85-90% or better.

This will make some one an excellent upland double.

It has been said William Evans was a manager at Purdey's for a number of years and went on to work for Holland & Holland for 12 years. He opened his own business in 1883 and is still in business today.

Nicely restocked with good dimensions, great wall thickness, and solid chokes, this true trigger plate round action has a lot to offer. There is very light pitting in the bores which could easily be removed (or left and shoot it as is as I would do). Featuring the classic "eye glass" trigger guard and nice long 29" chopper lump barrels. I love how these guns open by pulling back on the lever behind the trigger guard which is very ergonomic.

If you know me, you will know I love these guns. Give me a call and I would be glad to let you know why.

Sliding breech guns built by Darne are well made but to properly operate them you have to almost firmly "horse" the action for it to operate properly. The Charlin sliding breech is much smoother and easier to use. It is rumored the Charlin breech slides on ball bearings it is so smooth but I have had gunsmiths tell me "there is no ball bearings in those guns!"

If the drop at heel is more than you want know we have people that can bend it up for you for a very reasonable price.

Of course I would like to know your questions.

What a rare opportunity this is and in the spirit of its origin would make such a wonderful gift to another collector or to pass down to a sporting son or daughter establishing a family legacy.