recycle33952
40 Cal.
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waiting for the pic to be emailed to me so I can try to determin the maker and condition. heres the ad from a online antique firearms dealer. Some of you know I got a affliction with large bores. I figgure this to be a 6 or 8 bore not the 4 thats claimed. I always thought a 1" bore is a 4? below is the advertisment. any opinions what to look for? yep I want to shoot her
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75. Incredibly Massive Double Barrel Market Gun. Both bores are only 820/thousands, which I think is only a tad bigger than 8 gauge. But near the nipples, the breaches are a massive 3" across and each barrel is over 1½" in diameter. My assumption is that the 36" barrels probably shot a 4 gauge load in each barrel. The shotgun weighs well over 20 pounds and is typical of a Market Hunters Gun. The front action shows engraving on hammer and locks and the scene of a dog or fox on each lock. The barrels were proofed in Belgium and 90% of the original Damascus finish is still there. All furniture appears to be lightly engraved. It appears that one hammer is a period replacement. This massive hunters gun could still bring down a whole flock of geese, if you had a enough testosterone to pull the triggers! Seriously there is no reason that you could not shoot this gun, as it appears to have good bores. $899.99
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75. Incredibly Massive Double Barrel Market Gun. Both bores are only 820/thousands, which I think is only a tad bigger than 8 gauge. But near the nipples, the breaches are a massive 3" across and each barrel is over 1½" in diameter. My assumption is that the 36" barrels probably shot a 4 gauge load in each barrel. The shotgun weighs well over 20 pounds and is typical of a Market Hunters Gun. The front action shows engraving on hammer and locks and the scene of a dog or fox on each lock. The barrels were proofed in Belgium and 90% of the original Damascus finish is still there. All furniture appears to be lightly engraved. It appears that one hammer is a period replacement. This massive hunters gun could still bring down a whole flock of geese, if you had a enough testosterone to pull the triggers! Seriously there is no reason that you could not shoot this gun, as it appears to have good bores. $899.99