Giuseppe Gitti Gardone V.T. side by side shotgun - HELP

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I inherited a 12 gauge side by side shotgun. The left barrel says Giuseppe Gitti Gardone V.T. Made in Italy and the right barrel says ACCIAIO - BREDA - CROMATO. It has two triggers.

Does anyone know any more information about this gun? How much is it worth?
 
kt55 said:
I inherited a 12 gauge side by side shotgun. The left barrel says Giuseppe Gitti Gardone V.T. Made in Italy and the right barrel says ACCIAIO - BREDA - CROMATO. It has two triggers.

Does anyone know any more information about this gun? How much is it worth?
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We will need good pictures of the gun, including the proof marks, to make an assessment. Good pictures from which we can ascertain condition. Also things like barrel length, LOP, drop...standard measurements of the gun. If you don't know how or what, ask.
 
kt55 said:
I inherited a 12 gauge side by side shotgun. The left barrel says Giuseppe Gitti Gardone V.T. Made in Italy and the right barrel says ACCIAIO - BREDA - CROMATO. It has two triggers.

Does anyone know any more information about this gun? How much is it worth?
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Here is a thread form another Canadian forum and what someone there has found:
http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=206894
But, as Canvasback has recommended will work as well and more current info with be easier to find.
Rob
 
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"Acciaio Breda Cromato" identifies the barrel steel as a chrome alloy steel produced by Breda. The name on the left barrel is the maker.Value can vary widly so yes, good detailed photos are required as well as an accurate description to mechanical condition, such as does it function like it should, is the action tight, any pitting inside the bores etc etc.
 
I have one in better than good condition. It sports alot of nicer features but lacks the big name. They sell for $750 to 1800 depending on the buyer. Ive turned down $1600 for mine. It fits perfect and really hammers early flushing pheasants
 
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