28 Ga. Hammer gun

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Well I have been looking for a 28 Ga. double for sometime to go with my little Acme arms 44 and man I found this American Gun co. leaning against the wall in a gun shop with a bunch of other guns smothering it so it was almost impossible to see unless you were digging for it and I was.It needs a little work on the forend but is tight as a drum and seeing how I can't afford the expensive guns I have to buy these.It has some nickle plating which I believe is original. I think its a keeper.

[charlie cleveland]

you one lucke fella....i like the little 28 give her a good home.... charlie

[Dave Suponski]

Tom, That looks like one fun little gun! Congrats

[charlie cleveland]

thomas its gonna be hard for you toochoose between the 410 and the 28 to hunt with...wish i had that problem... charlie

[lee r moege]

I'm refinishing a 28ga. Belgian guild hammer gun for a fellow right now that was made in 1937 and has, suprisingly enough, 70 mm (2 3/4") chambers with barrels made of "Cockerill" steel. It has the dangdest piece of "canoe paddle" fiddleback wood you will ever see. It looks almost air brushed. It is also scroll engraved with a steel butt and straight gripped. Galazan had one a while back at about $4K. The only thing wrong with this one is that it isn't mine. Lee!:crying:

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Lee: Post a few pictures if you can I would love to see this gun Thanks Thomas

[lee r moege]

I will try to remember to do so Thomas when I get it back together. Right now it is scattered all over the shop. Lee.

[lee r moege]

Thomas: Here is the one I recently refinished made in 1937 by Masquiller with 2 3/4" chambers originally. Lee.:)

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Lee: I love the wood on that little 28 and the forend release. I did a little work on the forend on mine I will have to take a picture and post. Thanks Thomas