The Nicest Shotgun You've Ever Had

[tula]

My favourite regular user is my custom LC Smith 00 pre 1913 in French curly walnut. Hard to label which is the fanciest I own. I have too many to choose from.

 

[BigUglyMan]

Probably my mystery German shotgun. I'm told that it is likely a Sauer with about every option that a box lock can have. Built in early 1925.

 

[FatCatsDad]

I feel like the Benelli Montefeltro was the nicest shotgun I ever owned.

It was supppsed to be a keeper until I needed a quick $750 in my younger years and sold it.

 

[canvasback]

Probably my mystery German shotgun. I'm told that it is likely a Sauer with about every option that a box lock can have. Built in early 1925.

Can you post a few pics of the proofs and any other makings, particularly on the barrels ahead of the flats. I’m curious to learn more about this gun.

 

[BigUglyMan]

Can you post a few pics of the proofs and any other makings, particularly on the barrels ahead of the flats. I’m curious to learn more about this gun.

 

[BigUglyMan]

Can you post a few pics of the proofs and any other makings, particularly on the barrels ahead of the flats. I’m curious to learn more about this gun.

 

[209jones]

For me, I have a Fabarm Classis IV I bought near 10 yrs ago, have two of the Classis, seeing as I liked the first one I bought, which was just the basic boxlock w/30" bbls that I use for waterfowl. Classis IV has 28" bbls, it's sideplated boxlock, looks like laser engraved, but, nicely done, pretty piece of wood on it. Both guns have 12ga 3"chambers, SST, rated for high speed steel with interchangeable chokes ( their chokes are fantastic ) and ejectors. Also picked up a 20ga FAIR Iside Vintage hammergun a few yrs back.

 

[Johnnydeacn]

That’s pretty beautiful, nice get

 

[209jones]

Their both pretty nice wood, first one is the boxlock

 

[brybenn]

Lasered or not it's nicely done. Too often dogs and birds look terrible on game scenes. I really like this one