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This is another from my dad's collection. I think it's a fowling piece, and is approximately 16ga. The stock appears to be maple.
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Any marks on the barrel? It sure looks like a mid-19th century sporting shotgun. Did you check to see if the barrel is choked at all?
I'll check fir barrel markings tomorrow when I get in from school. I have no way of determining choke. The barrel walls are very thick...approximately 1/8th of an inch.
 
Nifty gun. I searched for a lock marked RB with the hunting scene, found a few other guns of different styles, calibers etc. Appears that RB is only the lock maker and is found on guns from around 1870-1880.
 
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