Need help identifying a double gun.

[Tennessee Dave]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Buy it. That is a lot of gun for the money. Unless it has some glaring issue.

It' definitely not perfect. I did see that the splinter for end tip had been replaced with a hand made piece of aluminum or some other white metal and the butt plate didn't fit exactly so the stock may have been shortened or maybe a non factory butt plate.

[Tennessee Dave]

Just got back from the pawn shop with some more pictures. The shop owner looked at the initials closely under a bright light and magnifying glass and says he thought the initials are MJ. I took a picture of the receiver flats and there are interesting symbols that should tell more about the gun.

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[Drew Hause]

Bingo
The JRB is Jean-Baptiste Ronge
https://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belg...rless%20gb.htm



'JM' could be Joseph & Jacques Moray who were damascus tube makers in Nessonvaux
'LC' could be Lucien Clément of Nessonvaux who made the barrels