LC Smith 16 ga Specialty Grade 2 barrel set.

[Phil C]

I will share what I know. I own and have owned some nice LC Smiths. Hunter one triggers can be a little troublesome, but there are a few guys that can do a good job of getting the trigger squared away if there are issues. Beside the obvious things to look for on any SXS is the cracking that developers on many Smiths behind the lock plates.
As far as the Specialty 16 with 2 barrels that letters this way it's a very desirable gun. Only. About 700 Specialty grades were made in 16 gauge and only about a dozen lettered to have 2 barrel sets. Most had ejectors and about half had Hunter one selective trigger. Non selective are rare as well as beaver for ends, and vent ribs. Good Luck.
Ps James Stubbendieck wrote the L C Smith production record book that is a wealth of knowledge and a must for anyone that likes Smiths.

[Brian H]

I looked at the gun tonight and it is interesting to say the least, a 16 gauge Specialty with 2 barrels, 30" measures 0.032/0.032 choke and a 28 1/2" set measures 0.004/0.009 choke. The 28 1/2" barrels have the same indent on the top and bottom rib at the muzzle and bead placement that the 30" do making them look original???? The Cody letter does not mention a 2 barrel set but they sure look 100% factory original. The forearm and barrel set each have a corresponding 1 and 2 stamped on the iron and barrel. It is a SST pistol grip with ejectors and the wood is in great shape with exception of a 7/8" pad making the LOP 13 7/8" to the single trigger. Metal is original with 85%+ barrel blue and only trace case color left. Sorry but I can not post pictures yet. Any additional help on value would be appreciated.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

I'll help out here;

BUY IT!