For reaching out there, check this 10Ga

[Jim DiSpagno]

On Cowan’s online auction lot #38 we have a Richland Arms 10 gauge O/U with 3 1/2” chambers and 43 14/“ YES FORTY THREE AND ONEQUARTER INCH BARRELS. In good condition and the bid is only $225.00 now. Ends Jan 28 online only.

[Mills Morrison]

Holy Mackeral

[Jim DiSpagno]

You ain’t kidding Mills. I hope Charlie Cleveland see this. Right up his alley IMHO

[Reggie Bishop]

Thats a "Swamp Lord"!

[Brian Dudley]

An oddity for sure!

[Dean Romig]

I never knew they made howitzers.... :shock::whistle:





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[Chad Hefflinger]

My snow goose hunting buddies would crap a brick if I had this gun for our spring hunt in Missouri :eek:...:rotf:

[Bill Murphy]

Jim, I also have that gun on my watch list. I wonder if it came out of the factory with those barrels?

[Jim DiSpagno]

Bill, a closer examination of the small picture shows, what I believe to be a sleeve or monobloc line leading me to believe they were made by someone for someone and at that specific length. Gun probably weight 12-14 lb range maybe more.

[Garry L Gordon]

...or, at 43 1/4" someone could have cut the barrels to open the chokes. I'm just sayin'...:whistle:

[Jim DiSpagno]

Less tha 3DAYS LEFT and at $350.00 next bid is $375.00

[Matthew Hanson]

Pull that thing up in Jersey and shoot geese in Delaware!

[Bill Murphy]

The Richland sold for $480 plus the juice. I would have bought it, sleeved or not. It may have been a professional job at great cost.

[Bill Anderson]

$480 plus shipping, not bad, unless it turns out it the chokes were opened to cylinder for woodcock hunting. :rotf:

Bill