48811 Grade 3

[Brian Hornacek]

I found this gun a few years ago on an auction site. The description said stock no good, barrels no good and generally in rough shape. Fortunately this was one of those guns where the wood and the barrels can both be saved and the description was in my favour meaning no one bid on it which so many times is not the case in auctions. Its a 10 gauge #3 frame 32" gun with typical grade 3 engraving. Looking forward to bringing this gun back to life.

[Rich Anderson]

That's a worthy project for sure.

[Dean Romig]

Unusual engraving - very nice.





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[George M. Purtill]

Beautiful I would buy that gun all day long and I am not a hammer fan.

[greg conomos]

Yep....I'm not wild about 10 gauges in general but that gun is right on the money.

[Harold Lee Pickens]

so what is no good about the stock and barrels, looks like a lovely gun from the pictures.
What are you going to have to do to it?

[Brian Hornacek]

The stock has a poorly repaired crack that is fixable and a ding int he barrels that will clean up no problem. Going to have the wood fixed, stabilized, refinished and re-checkered. The barrels will be refinished, screws cleaned up and the gun will be shot!

[Harold Lee Pickens]

be sure and post some pictures of the finished product, a good find!

[Paweł Janusz]

I can renew this to your preferred configuration or restore to factory original configuration, it can all go as far as making new barrels the same way as factory did or renewing with, smaller gauge liner. Either way gun will be back to life !