Note the weight!

Weighing less than some English 2" guns this gun balances extremely well with a very lively feeling between the hands. The case color is near 90%, the wood finish 90%, the barrel black 80%.

This gun has its original case and hang tag which interestingly enough mentions that the gun was tested with American ammunition. Sold to an American? The original case shows considerable wear but the gun also comes with a Huey style oak & leather case with French fitted tools making an extremely attractive package and a seriously sound investment.

The condition is high on this fine shotgun. Over 90% original blue, case hardening and wood finish. It has obviously not seen a lot of use. Even being so light and with such a long length of pull this little part of Scotland balances beautifully.

*Note the great drop dimensions , comb and heel and cast. Perfect for most of us.

* I do have a pair case that would look good with these guns but would be an extra $500.00

* I do have a pair case that would look good with these guns but would be an extra $500.00

I was taught that while William Evans worked for Purdey's before opening his own business he actually in his own shop never built a gun but had them built to high standards in the Birmingham and London trade.

The long length of pull should be an eye catcher for you big guys or we can shorten and even remove the whole stock extension and install a pad.

Features in include disk set strikers, third bite, and coveted intercepting safety sears. These are features only found on the best of the British boxlocks. Check out the engraving and wood in our pictures. I believe you will be impressed.

While on the heavier side I will tell you I was very surprised to see the weight on the scale. It is so well balanced I had guessed it would weigh 6 lbs. 10 oz. .

The case is somewhat tatty on the outside but does appear to be original to the gun which is great. The Horn extension could easily be removed and replaced with a pad and we can arrange for this if you would like.

This gun dates from 1959.

*Note the superb rose and scroll engraving!

This is a great back up gun for someone or an entry level English double which will easily get one hooked.

This excellent boxlock is very attractive with great dimensions, wood, and exceptionally exciting engraving.

*Note the weight, a 30" barreled gun that weighs only 6 lbs. 6 oz.! This is truly a 12g. bird gun one could carry all day.

This will make an excellent addition to any collection and or display. I can see it directly next to a Blaser rifle, the beginning and the current state of the art side by side!

The stock extension we will match almost perfect to the butt so it will almost be invisible. Ask for updated pictures as it should be done soon!

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). 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.

There is some light pitting in the bores which could be removed but if it were me I would take this light lady afield just as she is and enjoy her doing what she does best.

We can open up the right barrel to IC or less for only $75.00 to make a great combination.

.016 left and .003 right is my favorite combo!

And it gets better. This investment is to be found in its original makers case. Not just a great investment grade gun this gun also has great dimensions to be used in the field and it is field ready.

This would make a great gift for the Spouse!

These small bore guns in England were often for a young man or woman to learn on so they would cut the stock shorter when they were starting out, save the original wood, and put it back on when they became older and to their adult size. The trouble with this system is the piece of wood was often lost in the intervening years. In this case the piece was retained and is now attached for a perfect match. The best laid plans do work out sometimes.