Belgian SxS - what can you tell me..

[David]

You all have been very helpful on a few Parkers - thought I would try my luck with this little gem.

P.V = Leige Proof House - smokeless powder proof for rifles
E LG star with the crown =Leige - Definitive black powder proof for breech
loading guns, small bore guns and handguns
Perron proof mark

Is there a specific manufacturer mark /Name?

Seems some ambiguity when looking up proof marks - hoping someone can sort it all out.

[Drew Hause]

The date code is 'k' for 1932
The chambers are 65 mm = 2 1/2"
Remove the FE and post a full size image of all the marks just forward of the flats. There may be a maker's mark or initials on the barrels.
Is there nothing on the rib?

[David]

Thank you - this confirms what I was thinking on those other codes. Here are the barrels..

Originally Posted by Drew Hause

The date code is 'k' for 1932
The chambers are 65 mm = 2 1/2"
Remove the FE and post a full size image of all the marks just forward of the flats. There may be a maker's mark or initials on the barrels.
Is there nothing on the rib?

[Drew Hause]

If there are no marks/letters further forward then all we can say is that the tubes were by Delcour-Dupont, with (good quality) steel from Cockerill.
It is unlikely that Delcour-Dupont was a primary gun maker
https://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belg...upont%20gb.htm

Post-1924 "CHOKE" only indicates muzzle constriction > 2 mm or about .008"

It appears to be a sideplated boxlock

[Harold Pickens]

Wow, sweet little gun! How about a few more pictures and details