Let's see some pic's of your SxS's & O/U's
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that's because its the right thing to do !
leveractionjunkie
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Kamloops, BC
I think that’d be my go to small bore as well when there’s lots of walking! Beautiful little 28ga. I would love to take it for a tour of Chukar country, those little hulls make a noticeable difference in the heft of the vest after a few kms and a couple hundered feet of elevation gain and loss.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful guns Claudio
A new resident in this household, a 20 gauge WR Pape, Nitro proofed 28" steel barrels, the first one in the book for 1913. Yeah, I know it isn't going to be joining the Westley Richards family, but how could I resist? Honest mom, it just followed me home - can we keep her?
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gunsaholic
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
Nice Pape. And it has hammers!
Londonshooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
A 20 gauge British best quality hammer is just incredibly rare. And this in a Newcastle gun and original nitro proofs with maker's case. Spectacular, Uncle Jim!
WW Greener 12Bore
This one's a WW Greener boxlock non-ejector 12 bore with 2 1/2" chambers and 30" wrought steel barrels choked 30right and 46left made in 1894.
It's in great shape with nice case colouring, the original horn butt plate, inlay diamond points and forend tip, and plenty of barrel wall thickness.
The gun's comparable to an F30 according to GrahamGreener's letter, which was a great read.
When it connects it really smashes the clays!
This one's a WW Greener boxlock non-ejector 12 bore with 2 1/2" chambers and 30" wrought steel barrels choked 30right and 46left made in 1894.
It's in great shape with nice case colouring, the original horn butt plate, inlay diamond points and forend tip, and plenty of barrel wall thickness.
The gun's comparable to an F30 according to GrahamGreener's letter, which was a great read.
When it connects it really smashes the clays!
Londonshooter
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
That's a lovely gun, Mike. And you shoot it well! Graham Greener's letter is fantastic.
Mike, that letter is very cool. And of course, a beautiful gun. Just got back from a morning and afternoon of gun ogling with Patrick at CJO's workshop. Several years from now, after saving my pennies, I see a Tolley best sidelock in my future. I haven't told Claudio yet! 
This one's a WW Greener boxlock non-ejector 12 bore with 2 1/2" chambers and 30" wrought steel barrels choked 30right and 46left made in 1894.
It's in great shape with nice case colouring, the original horn butt plate, inlay diamond points and forend tip, and plenty of barrel wall thickness.
The gun's comparable to an F30 according to GrahamGreener's letter, which was a great read.
When it connects it really smashes the clays!
Awesome gun Mike and also a great letter.
This one?
This gun is SPECTACULAR.
