36" Barrels with 7/16" concave rib. Action made from a drop forging with third grip and clips. 4" chambered to shoot up to a 4 ounce load with full choke in both barrels. Single trigger sidelock ejector with carved fences and gamescenes of geese in flight complemented with name inlaid in gold and open scroll pattern by Pete Spode. Stocked with a pistol grip and the depth of the stock left fuller to accomodate shortening. Designed by Michael Louca and made in our Towerbridge factory. Finished weight of 17lb.
All for the sum of £95,000
This is the earliest example of a pigeon gun we have seen with all the modern attributes that we come to expect. Fortunately the gun was in great shape when it arrived. The Damascus barrels are very sound and clean with a minimum wall of Right .027" Left .031” The chokes are both 1/2. The top rib is a 7/16” flat filecut (typical pigeon). Nitro proofed 2 3/4” 18.7 Bores. The small scroll engraved action has a third grip and sideclips as you would expect. The 14 3/4” pistolgrip stock is in very good condition with heel and toe pieces and pistol cap. The forend is a beautiful early beavertail.
As we loved the gun so much we decided to convert to ejector , the preferable non self cocking type to keep the romance of recocking the hammers . The gun weight is 8lb.
The work to be completed is in the finishing, regulate the ejectors , rebrown barrels and colour case harden the action. completion can be expected in 6 to 9 months.
The case it came in was not correct and we have cased it in an original Charles Boswell hammer gun case from the period .
All for the sum of £32,000
Built in 1909 these best deluxe lightweight Boxlock ejectors are so typical of a style that befits the period. Made with 30" barrels choked 1/4 and 1/2.Chambered to 2 3/4" with a minimum wall thickness of .022". The 14 1/2" stocks are complemented with 5/8" buffalo horn extensions done to suit the period with chequered butt ends and engraved pins.Cast off to 3/8" with a Gun weight of 6lb 8oz.
Adorned with the finest small scroll with Oak leaf carved fences and Scallop back actions. These guns come in their original case which has been sympathetically restored.
All for the sum of £7950.
Made in 1907 with 26" barrels. Chambered 76mm 1200bar and choked 1/2.
Action with third grip extension for these heavier loads.
Beautiful pistol grip with a sliver of buffalo horn pad complementing the 14 1/4" stock.
Embellished small scroll with Watson Bros London in raised lettering on the underside.
All for the sum of £7,750.
Round Body over under with 30" Barrel's, 15 1/4" pistol grip stock. Action engraved with large scroll and game scenes inlaid with multi coloured gold , silver and copper . with multigold game scenes inlay.
Designed and made in our London factory.
W. Tulloch .410 Hammer Gun
Barrel Length 26" - Stock 15" with 1/2 " pad - 2 1/2 " chamber
Webley Scott
28" Barrels
28" Barrel's with 3" Chambers and full choke. Stocked to 14" with 1/2" horn buttplate. The action is scroll engraved and retains 90% of colour.
Beautiful condition formerly part of a private collection.
The Purdey Bar-in-Wood helped carve the wonderful reputation they have today.
Gun number 10947 built in 1881 from the most desirable period for these guns . No1 of a pair which probably explains why it is in such good order. Beautiful Damascus 30" barrels reproofed nitro 2 3/4" with the bores exactly at the reproof size of .740" In its beautiful original case.
Bar in wood action, Top lever opening, weight of gun 6lb 9oz stock length 14 3/16" mid
