Please help identifying this shotgun

[Dunerider]

Need some advice.... This is a very good condition - Made in Belgian 410 Side-by-Side with exposed hammers and Side lock.... I can not find any info as to how old or what its worth...
Here are some pictures

Thanks

 

[kamlooky]

That would be referred to as an Eibar.
I sure wouldn't pay no where near $400 for such ah kritter.

 

[Londonshooter]

Eibar would be Spanish, not Belgian.
Pretty cool gun. Photos of the proof marks would help with dating it.

 

[kamlooky]

Eibar would be Spanish, not Belgian.
Pretty cool gun. Photos of the proof marks would help with dating it.

I'll stand my ground ................... unless proven t'utherwise............

 

[Londonshooter]

That would be referred to as an Eibar.
I sure wouldn't pay no where near $400 for such ah kritter.

 

[canvasback]

I'll stand my ground ................... unless proven t'utherwise............

First, Kamlooky, there are no guns called Eibar. That's a town, not a gun. As John points out, Eibar is 1250 km from Liege, another town, but it's in Belgium. Second, the proof of the gun's origins will be in the proofs. They will either be Belgian or Spanish (or perhaps Italian from the looks of it, IMHO). But they will be definitive!

Hey, all you proof guys, did you see what I did there? Hahahahaha!

 

[9.3mauser]

It looks very similar to a Spanish made gun, usually marked "El Faisan", and as Looky pointed out, made in Eibar Spain. I don't know who copied whom. Worth a couple hundred bucks either way.

 

[visbuurt]

That may be the El Chimbo the cheaper cousin of the El Faisan

 

[enoch]

It's an el faisan . They were made in spain and sold under that name. The belgian version is named "le braconnier" and it came as a single shot or side by side.

 

[a j cave]

It does resemble the el faisan, but no pheasant on action. Need pictures of markings to tell.

 

[kamlooky]

It looks very similar to a Spanish made gun, usually marked "El Faisan", and as Looky pointed out, made in Eibar Spain. I don't know who copied whom. Worth a couple hundred bucks either way.

Well then, I'm partly right.
I've always call'd'im Eibars.
El Faisan sounds mawr ahhpropee-ate.

And the geeawwgruffy lesson............kewl.

 

[Londonshooter]

hmm, remains to be seen. I'm going with the theory the OP stated "made in Belgium" because probably stamped on a barrel is "made in Belgium". Really could go either way though.