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 $6400 CONTACT Alternate Pictures |
Westley Richards Deluxe Boxlock ~ Check out the condition and stunning wood! Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4353 2155 |
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The pictures say it all! A beautiful Westley with original 2 3/4" nitro proofs. Oh, did I mention it is a two barrel set? Factory twenty eight and twenty six inch with great choke choices. The condition is high with lots of remaining case color and nice original blacking on the barrels. *Bonus! We have to go with it a period Westley case that will hold both barrel sets. |
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Box lock ejector Yes Steel 28", 26" 2 3/4" 2 3/4" 28"=.036 full, 26"=.018 Mod 28"=.022 tight mod, 26"=.012 IC 28"=.030 , 26"=.030 26 =.026 , 26"= .032
14 7/8"
1 5/8" 2 1/8" 0 0 28" barrels 6 lbs. 7 Yes |
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$5600 CONTACT Alternate Pictures |
Charles Daly Prussian Diamond Grade with Wonderful Damascus Barrels Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4046 3615 |
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This is an outstanding Diamond Grade Daly. Check out the beautiful Damascus and engraving. These are what are considered BEST QUALITY boxlocks. Every piece internally is hand fitted and polished like a mirror. *Note that this Diamond grade has excellent dimensions for many and will make a great shooting gun for its next owner. |
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Box lock ejector Yes Damascus 30" 2 5/8" 2 5/8" .018 Mod .018 Mod .027 .028
14 3/8" (13 3/8" of wood before pad)
1 5/8" 2 1/8" 0 7 lbs. 2 1/2 oz. No |
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Winchester Model 21 ~ haven't you always wanted one of these? ~ Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4261 1387 |
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This gun is tight and field ready. Well, Da! It’s a Model 21! These stout guns were designed and made to last. The IC choke in the left and the cylinder in the right is a great combination for upland birds. It is what I use. It might be great for steel shot also. When I was in college at WSU and about 20 years old I lusted for one of these which I found in a gunsmiths shop in Pullman Washington. It was about $2000, about six semesters tuition then but a guy could dream. My tastes have changed since then but if your heart yearns for the classic American double gun here is a chance to own one for not much more than I would have had to pay in 1978. Many in my world have since heard me joke about the best use for a Model 21 being for a boat anchor, or an extra paddle if you lose one... ...but in all seriousness I do respect these guns as I cannot deny they are well made and will digest almost any of the ammunition that can be found on the hardware store shelf. Something I admit many of our English guns cannot do. |
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Box lock ejector Yes Steel 28" 2 3/4" 2 3/4" .010 IC Cyl. .032 .032
14" to Winchester red pad (13 1/8"original wood)
1 5/8" 2 5/8" 0 7 lbs. 3.5 oz. Yes |
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Parker PH ~ Great Original Damascus and over all condition Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4196 175554 |
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Boxlock No Damascus 30" 2-1/2" 2 5/8" .037 extra full .024 full .032 .032
14 1/4" to nicely engraved horn butt (14" original wood)
1 1/2" 2 5/8" 1/8" 7 lbs. 4oz. Yes |
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Manufrance "Ideal" ~ The French Round Action ~This example in very nice original condition Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4346 44829 |
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This is a wonderful example of the classic round action from France. Never sold in American most of the examples we have found over the years came back with soldiers after WWI and WWII. This gun was built between the wars in 1922. The lever below the trigger guard opens and cocks the gun. It is out of the way and extremely ergonomic and better in my opinion than the top lever design. This Ideal grade features chopper lump barrels and a third bite like Rigby's which rises through the rib extensions. Many of the Manufrance guns had sling swivels hidden in the stock that are self retracting and this gun features that and in 100% working order. The condition is very good with bright bores when brought to the light looking from the breach. Looking from the muzzle I do see some very light pitting inside both barrels near the muzzles but nothing of consequence. The gun is tight on face and field ready. The engraving is wonderful both in execution and layout. The wood is sound and in very good condition. |
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Trigger Plate No Steel 25.5" 2 3/4" 2 3/4" .039 extra full .004 Skeet .026 .024
14 7/8" (14" original wood)
1 5/8" 2 7/16" 1/16" 6 lbs. 5 oz. Yes |
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Parker 12g. G grade with great dimensions for a Parker! Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
3662 124944 |
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Built in 1904 this Parker would be a great gun to shoot for most as it has very good dimensions, at least for a Parker of this vintage. Typically guns from this period have 3" of drop at heel or more. 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. |
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Box lock No Damascus 30" 2 3/4" 2 3/4" .042 extra full .038 extra full .034 .034
14 1/2"
1 9/16" 2 9/16" 0 7 lbs. 11.5 oz. Yes |
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John Wilkes London 12 bore double from 1897 ~ I have always really liked Wilkes guns and this is a great example Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
3469 4190 |
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This is a very nice nitro proofed Damascus gun with excellent minimum wall thickness and great modern stock dimensions. If you don't care for the stock extension (The British prefer them over pads) we can remove the extension and easily and timely arrange for an English style recoil pad to be installed to your LOP. |
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Boxlock Yes Damascus 30" 2 1/2" nitro .039 full Cylinder .026 .024
15 1/2" (14 1/4" original wood)
1 3/8" 2" 1/16" 6 lbs. 13 oz. No |
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J.P. Sauer Sidelock "The Knockabout" ~ This was retailed by Von Lengerke & Detmold of New York Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4363 87820 |
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This gun dates from the early 1900's (before WWI) when VL&D imported these to be sold in their famous outfitting store in New York city. VL&D was a direct competitor of Charles Daly. This was an entry level gun but typical of German guns from this period the design and craftsmanship is extremely high. What I really appreciate about this gun besides its obvious quality is it all appears to be in original un-messed with condition with at least 80% original case color and blue remaining. Their is some minor browning/micro pitting on the right lock typical of a gun of this age. Features include rare straight hand stock, Krupp steel barrels, and bushed firing pins. This is a collector quality gun. |
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Sidelock No Steel 28" 2 5/8" 2 5/8" .021 light full or tight mod .017 Mod .026 .027
14" (13 7/8" wood) Original butt plate
1 9/16" 2 1/2" 0 0 5 lbs. 15.5 oz. Yes |
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C.G. Bonehill boxlock from the late 1880's with great features ~ Pictures now! Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4344 241 |
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Built in the late 1880's this lever cocking boxlock is really quite a beautiful gun. For a gun of this period it has many features such as the Purdey double under bite, an extra bite in the rib extension similar to the Westley Richards patent and also unique cocking indicators. The gun is tight and ready for the field. While the bores show some light pitting/haze they are basically bright and have tons of wall thickness so this could be removed with a back bore if one wanted mirror bores. This gun has a fairly short length of pull but could be made to 14 3/8" with a 1" recoil pad. |
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No Damascus 30" 2 1/2" 2 1/2" .034 full .008 IC .038 .040
13 7/8" (13 3/8" original wood)
1 7/16" 2 1/16" 0 0 7 lbs. 4 oz. No |
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L.C. Smith Grade 3-E with 30" full and full barrels Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
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I have always liked the engraving on the grade III guns. This gun has not seen any restoration but has sound barrels and wood. There is a slight fuzz of light pitting in the bores on very close inspection but overall still bright and shiny. Made ~ 1904. |
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Sidelock Yes Steel 30" 2 3/4" .035 extra full .035 extra full .026 .033
14 1/4" (13 " original wood)
1 1/2" 2 1/2" 0 0 7 lbs. 14 1/2 oz. Yes |
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Charles Boswell with a high stock probably set up for live pigeon shooting Left-handed Guns 12 gauge |
4164 2255 |
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This gun has excellent wall thickness and is tight on face. The stock is quite straight for rising birds but could be bent down some if needed. The bores are bright with only some very light pitting in places. Charles Boswell was well known for their hammer live pigeon guns. |
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top lever bar action with rebounding hammers No Damascus 30" 2-1/2" 2 1/2" Cyl. Cyl. .028 .026
14 3/8"
1 1/4" 1 11/16 0 7 lbs. 0 oz. No |
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James Purdey & Sons 20g. with exceptional and breathtaking engraving! Left-handed Guns 20 gauge |
4163 13880 |
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The outstanding thing about this little gun is the extraordinary engraved fences and scroll engraving. This is exceedingly beautiful and extremely rare on a Purdey.
According to Purdey records the gun was completed August 15th 1891 for a H.R. Magniac. Our research shows he was a Captain in the Boer war between 1899 and 1902. Records show he was wounded. This shotgun started life as a 450 BPE Double rifle and was converted to a shotgun via sleeving at some unknown time in England. *Note the sleeving letters on both left and right barrels. With a new blacking job we can have this removed. It would be wonderful (while obviously not necessary) for the next owner to have an extra set of double rifle barrels made for this work of gun art. Purdey estimates around 40K pounds for this service. This sounds like a lot but then again you would have a Purdey double rifle in your chosen caliber for around 60K$. This would make a great Sporting clays or Vintager competition gun. Being proofed for 2 3/4" it would easily digest many of the American retailed shells. Also unusual about this gun is it is a hammerless gun with a Jones underlever but still features the Beasley patent and Purdey flagship a true self opening mechanism. I was excited to learn something new about the English gun trade from the Purdey records on this gun. The record says "Scroll detonating" which according to Purdey's indicates the deep chisel fences and possibly was not done by the engraver but by the finisher. Fascinating! |
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Sidelock No Sleeved 26" 2 3/4" 2 3/4" .026 full .015 Mod .041 .038
14 7/8" to metal butt plate
1 5/8" 2 1/2" 0 6 lbs. 13.5 oz. No |
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