quicestion about a beretta

[John Taddeo]

I will try to get some pics. Bill, It is not a pigeon on the lever its a gold crown with three LLL,s . My friend also found a copy of this book (as Berettas historical dept is lacking something). I hope he will get the info he needs from the book.. When he does I will post the findings.. I just noticed Ed Taddeo's name on the roster, I don't think there is a relation.

Thanks guys,

[John Taddeo]

I will have a pic of this gun to post in due time. She is a pretty one...

John

[Larry the Gun Guy]

I'd love to see this Beretta, I'm a big fan.

Larry

[John Taddeo]

I will post some pics when he finalizes his decision (one way or another).. It is a beautiful old piece.

John

[John Taddeo]

Here is a pic of the beretta.

[Bill Murphy]

We could use some more pictures of this gun. It is uncommon to say the least. My friend shoots a plain Beretta 20 gauge hammer gun with fluid steel barrels.

[charlie cleveland]

thats one nice little hammer gun...and im like bill we d like to see a few more pictures of this little beauty.... charlie

[John Taddeo]

This is all I have for now..

[Larry the Gun Guy]

That is one heck of a gun. I'll bet it has great wood as well.

I have a Beretta 28 gauge full side lock hammer gun that looks very similar to this gun but with very minor engraving and it's in mint condition as well. I think it was made in 1954 and if I recall it is a Stella or a Vittoria model with 2-12" chambers.

Fun little guns to shoot.

[John Farrell, Charter Member #33]

I suggest you find a copy of Double Gun Journal and inquire of some of the sellers of high grade double guns that advertise in it. They are probably the best source of value info, especially if you are talking about $30,000. If necessary, send a copy of the photos to some of those advertisers.