New Shotguns (well new to me)

resnikov

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
After getting my shotgun license earlier this year, I final got round to going shooting again, just clay pigeons at the moment until I get me eye in, then we will have to see.
Had quite a good day got through well over 100 clays. I did all right, got about 3/4 of them.

And now I'm also the proud owner of these.
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Beretta S686 Special O/U 12G
Miguel Larranaga Placencia S/S 12G
Unknown .410

Might have got some of the details wrong, just trying to read what is on the guns.
 
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topknot

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Jun 26, 2006
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I have a .410 like yours , mine was made in England it take the smaller .410 cases and folds

That leather gun case is interesting, just my love of old leather work.

Topknot.
 

Fat ferret

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May 24, 2012
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That four ten looks a bit like a rook rifle. A lot were bored out so their owners could keep them on shotgun licenses.

Yep 3/4 is good going.
 

British Red

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Dec 30, 2005
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I have a .410 like yours , mine was made in England it take the smaller .410 cases and folds

That leather gun case is interesting, just my love of old leather work.

Topknot.

Tis a bit yummy that! Would love one for my SBS
 

resnikov

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I have spent a busy evening dating my shotguns.
I have dated the .410 it to between 1951-65 from the mark for the controller of proof codes. I also think its from 1960 but I need a better eye try and make out the year mark.
My Beretta s686 Special to 1979, that's 2 years young then me
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and my Miguel Larranaga S/S is also 1960
 

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