Newest addition to the family My EC Green w/ pictures
 

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I finally got it off layaway ! She made a long trip from Cody Wyoming to south Georgia . Locks up tight I think she weighs 9 & 1/4 lbs or so maybe 9.5 lbs Cant remember . It a real beaut in person shoots nice . It is about 1" longer than my Bonehill in lop but I cant even notice it lol . I paid 1050$ with shipping from what I read on the doublegunshop E.C,Green was a best quality maker and sold a o/u patent to James purdey & sons . Serial is #34xx I believe . Overall im happy with it though .

PS the barrels look Longer than 32" because they have a lot of taper to them .

Nice looking hammer gun! Congratulations.

Thank you! What I like most about it is up close the wood has a amber like color that is just nice to the eye

Have you shot it yet. The proof is in the pudding (as the old saying goes). What year was it made.

Nice gun Milton, congrats!

Wayne you better believe ive shot it :p . I havnt shot it much though because im holding on to my 4 boxes of rst ammo . They are sold out and God knows when they will have anymore . But I ordered some gaugemate golds 10 gauge to 16 ga adapters ,plan on getting some rst 16 ga ammo to tie me over till they have 10 ga ammo again . The stock is considerably thicker than my 10 ga bonehill ! . I like the grip on the green better its more of a closed grip and the bonehill is more open griped . Still keeping the bonehill though since it has thick walled barrels it weighs 10 lbs 2oz ! with nice bores . The Green is a better looking gun though no doubt And the barrels don't require a oil change daily lol . The bonehill has to be oiled once a day since they don't have a finish on them . I might buy a 3rd double next month but really thinking about getting the EC green Restored by Brad B . sometimes the firing pins get stuck on the extractor , Like my bonehill the springs that hold the firing pins back until the hammer hits them need replacing . But its a minor thing to me . I bought it from Hans who runs the Cody dug up gun museum , Hes a good guy to do business with and lies to talk guns . He has a nice colt 10 ga but it has 30" barrels :crying: .

Not sure on the Year all I know it was made before 1898 and probably after 1880 . I know Edwinson didn't produce high numbers of guns , Ive read because they were hand made and not machine made . I have seen a EC Green that had serial #65 it was a pinfire gun .

mighty nice gun you have there.it should make a fine goose gun or turkey..charlie

Charlie maybe someday , but im thinking of loading buckshot for deer season if theres any load data for say a 1 oz load of 000b @ 1200 fps or so but that's another topic haha . Ec green only had one exclusive importer from my understanding . Agents G&A Hayden of Jacksonville ,Ill . Also read there was a fued between E Green and Webley over the patent of the top break revolver which they both made but with a few different features .