Let’s see some Lifters!

[Joseph Salomon]

Hello and good evening Mr. Dudley,
I greatly appreciate your advice on the gun, with that said what do you think I could even get for the shotgun from someone that could repair and not absorb the cost? I have 762 dollars in it now. Thanks again for your opinion on this.

[Bill Murphy]

A #4 frame gun is a scarce bird. Your first move should be to get a PGCA letter on the gun to see whether the first owner is an important shooter. A #4 frame gun is usually special ordered by someone who can be identified.

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Joseph Salomon

Hello and good evening Mr. Dudley,
I greatly appreciate your advice on the gun, with that said what do you think I could even get for the shotgun from someone that could repair and not absorb the cost? I have 762 dollars in it now. Thanks again for your opinion on this.

Less than $762

[Joseph Salomon]

Hello and good morning Mr. Murphy,
Thanks for the information. I will do that and see what comes back in the report. I really like the shotgun and their history, so thanks again.

[todd allen]

Here's one from 1874. Me and her have some history.
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[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by todd allen

Here's one from 1874. Me and her have some history.
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Double guns and pool!! Now you're digging where the taters are!!

[Mike of the Mountain]

How's this for a lifter? Because in Russia women don't lift weights, weights lift women.

[Stan Hoover]

Oh my Todd,

That is beautiful!!

[todd allen]

It's a 30" 12 gauge with Perazzi dimensions.

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by todd allen

It's a 30" 12 gauge with Perazzi dimensions.

The dimensions do look great on that one! What a gun!