Yes, the serial number on the barrel does match the receiver.

That’s not surprising because the number is on the original “mono-block”.





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I would be interested in seeing pictures of the whole gun. Looks like it would be a good shooter.

Frankly, I'm now not sure how much of this shotgun is in its original configuration. The stock has a Pachmyr pad and there is a wood cap now on the pistol grip. Some of the screws appear to have been buggered with a bit. Here are some additional photos. Regards, Richard

Here are a few more photos. Thanks to all for the opinions on this shotgun. Regards, Richard

Sorry, didn't attach photos last time.

A few more.

Someone certainly put a lot of time and effort into that gun, what with the barrel resleeving, stock and fore end work, and case coloring. Have you shot it?
A purist may look the other way at guns that are not all original, but many would simply acknowledge the gun for what it is, and go about shooting it.

The gun has some, maybe many, interesting upgrades, but, overall, it is unacceptable as an example of a "good buy". Sorry for the many commas, but this gun deserves them.

Please forgive me Dean my eyes arnt what they used to be . Have a nice Day