pre 1874 12 gauge lifter

[B. Dudley]

I did not notice the issues with the forend other than the chips in the wood. The photos were a little dark and I may have overlooked a few things.
The right hammer MAY not have any issue since this gun would have non-rebounding locks, and of the hammer is not pulled back to half cock, it would rest against the firing pin bushing like it is in the photo.
And, I did say NO More than $500 based on what I could see.

As we all know, sale prices can be debatable. I have seen some in worse condition sell for more. I do not state what I would pay, but what some might pay.

[Grantham Forester]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

I did not notice the issues with the forend other than the chips in the wood. The photos were a little dark and I may have overlooked a few things.
The right hammer MAY not have any issue since this gun would have non-rebounding locks, and of the hammer is not pulled back to half cock, it would rest against the firing pin bushing like it is in the photo.
And, I did say NO More than $500 based on what I could see.

As we all know, sale prices can be debatable. I have seen some in worse condition sell for more. I do not state what I would pay, but what some might pay.

That is indeed quite fair. Thanks!!