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EJ Churchill in high condition and in its makers case ~ This is the "Easy Opener" model ~ left hander and made in 1939 Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
5298 6156 |
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This little Churchill is in wonderful original condition and is very light and lithe. It was completed in 1939. Well balanced it actually, when swung, feels like a much longer barreled gun. The original makers case is in very nice condition. The 3" of drop at heel is for the long necked and tall lanky build but could be, as the stock is very straight grained, be bent up. |
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Boxlock Ejector with assisted opening Yes Steel 25" 2 1/2" 2 1/2" .013 LT Mod .008 IC .026 .026
15 1/8 to rubber pad with 14 3/8 wood
1 7/8" 3" 5/16" 6 lbs. 2 oz. Yes |
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William Evans "Best" boxlock ~ That is what Evans called them and they certainly are nice! Sale! Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
5113 3501 |
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No cast on this fine shotgun so could be shot by a left- or right-handed person. The long 30" tubes are impressive with excellent min. wall thickness. Great stock dimensions for most. Excellent engraving and has bushed firing pins. The large pad/extension could be removed and replaced with a standard 1" pad and have LOP of 14 1/2". *Note that this gun comes with a very nice canvas covered hard case with accoutrement's ( cleaning rod, ends, William Evans chamber brush, snap caps, and oil bottle). |
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Boxlock No Steel 30 2 1/2" 2 1/2" .025 full .010 IC .029 .029
15 1/16" with 13 9/16" wood
1 3/8" 2 3/16" 0 7 lbs 0 ozs Yes |
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W. C. Scott & Son 1888 hammerless sidelock ~ Nitro proofed and we can ship direct, no ffl needed Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4264 43881 |
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From 1888 this classic Scott features the wonderful "Crystal Window Indicators", a flag ship at the time for W. C. Scott. They actually gold plated the side of the internal hammer so it would show up better through the window. When the hammer is fired the window is dark. So ever so clever and cool today as I am sure it was then. Only cast on ever so slight so very shootable by a right handed shot also. It could also be bent either way I suspect with ease. *You may note the minimum wall thickness is on the thin side but this is found where there is little pressure near the muzzle as demonstrated by its fairly recent reproof in London in 2005. The bores have not been modified since that reproof. |
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Sidelock with cocking indicator portals No Damascus 30" 2-1/2" 2 1/2" .033 full .003 Near Cyl. .020 .020
13 3/4 with horn plate
1 1/2" 2 1/16" 1/16" 6lbs 4oz No |
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C.G. Bonehill ~ The Belmont "Interchangeable" ~ No cast so good for left or right handed Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4334 2494 |
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A very nice English boxlock at a super price. There is a chip in the toe of the butt plate that is easily repairable. It has a lovely horn pistol grip cap and horn forend escutcheon. This gun has tight bores, is in proof, and locks up tight. Interesting history of C.G. Bonehill: C. G. Bonehill was an English gunmaker from Birmingham, England who lived from 1831 to 1900 1. He established his own firm in 1851 and was recorded at 33 Charlotte Street with a factory in Morville Street in 1872 1. In 1873, he moved the whole business to the Belmont Firearms Works, Belmont Row 1. C. G. Bonehill was a Guardian of The Birmingham Proof House 1. He was related to and may have been associated with O. G. Bonehill of Belmont Firearms Works also of Birmingham 2. He held 4 US patents issued in the 1880s 2. From about 1900 to 1965, the company produced ball & shot guns and combination guns, and they made the Britannia air rifle 1. They were pioneers in the mechanization of gun manufacture, making the “Belmont Interchangeable” shotguns 1. From about 1900, C G Bonehill were the main suppliers of rifles to the “Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs” 1. The Society was founded to encourage rifle shooting amongst working class men, and it was largely responsible for establishing smallbore rifle shooting as a sport in England 1. For this purpose, old .303 Martini-Enfield rifles were re-barrelled to .22 rimfire and sold at very reasonable prices 1 |
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Box lock ejector Yes Sleeved 28" 2-1/2" 2 1/2" .023 full .008 IC .036 .038
14" over horn butt plate
1 5/8" 2 7/16" 0 6lbs 6oz Yes |