Forend Iron ?

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Anyone know what this goes to. Has no ser. no. but has JL on iron on bottom. Thanks Thomas

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Sorry forgot pictures. Thomas

[charlie cleveland]

looks to be off maybe a belgin built gun... charlie

[Dean Romig]

Might be the original forend from Bo-Whoop. When the gun was restocked the ivory forend tip was removed from the original and fitted to the new forend.

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Dean: I'm going to go with you on this one.I can't believe how lucky I was to find this, just think of the odds. Thomas

[Steve Havener]

Might be the original forend from Bo-Whoop. When the gun was restocked the ivory forend tip was removed from the original and fitted to the new forend.

That is most definitely not a Fox fore end.

[Dean Romig]

That is most definitely not a Fox fore end.



Maybe I should have done this ;) in my previous post.

[Steve Havener]

Maybe I should have done this ;) in my previous post.

Dean knowing you experience level I figured you comments were made tongue in cheek.

I suspect the markings o the metal were not quite complete and should have been JABC (just another Belgian clunker)

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Steve: How dare you insult this fine forend iron and wood.Thomas

[Steve Havener]

Steve: How dare you insult this fine forend iron and wood.Thomas

Well let's see first the wood appears to be salvaged from a Flemish fence post, the symmetry appears as if the pattern was laid out by an intoxicated day laborer and finally the checkering looks as if it were cut with a garden rake. Comments?

[Thomas L. Benson Sr.]

Well let's see first the wood appears to be salvaged from a Flemish fence post, the symmetry appears as if the pattern was laid out by an intoxicated day laborer and finally the checkering looks as if it were cut with a garden rake. Comments?

Steve:As the ever so funny and talented Gilda Radner would say when protraying Emily Litella ( NEVER MIND). Thomas