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28 ½” (723mm) Barrels choked at approx ¼ and ½ restrictions. 2 ½” (65mm) Traditional English Game Chambers and NO ONE actually needs any more. Look back through record shooting days and its all anyone used back then. Finished with a Flat Filed Finish Matt Topped slightly Tapering Rib from 3/8 to ¼” (8.5 – 6mm) at the muzzle. Single Front Sighting Bead with a small window detailed J. Graham & Co. 27 Union Street, Inverness. Pull measures to a relatively long 14 ¼” (362mm) to the Right Hand Cast Stock. Overall length comes in at 44 7/8” (1140mm) and scales trip out at 6 Lbs 9 ¼ oz (2.982 Kg). Walls are GOOD all over with a minimum of 33,000 and most in excess of 40’s.
Looking at this its pretty obvious its spent most of its time since completion tucked away in a cabinet. Chequering is still Crisp and Sharp to the touch.
Original Blueing is still in EXCELLENT Condition. Snap on Forend with Buffalo Horn Semi Schnable shaped inset tip.
Some Very Nice Grain pattern with a Strong straight Line and Good Colour Contrast. Bright Finished Action coupled with a Border Line Hand Cut Engraving surrounding patches of Scroll Work. Nothing excessive but ENOUGH. Lets simply say ‘Understated’ but all the Nicer for it in my opinion. Matching detail to the Trigger Guard and Tang aswell as the Bottom Plate and both finished Traditional Gun Blue.
Quite Frankly it’s a BIT OF A CRACKER. ANY Scotsman out there looking for a GREAT Genuine Scotish Shotgun? That goes for wherever you might be, you WILL be Seriously hard pushed to find better. Don’t let anyone from anywhere else steal away your chance. Worse still an Englishman! (Its only in my custody for now….).
How many second chances lost because you watched where cases landed to pick up instead of looking for the next shot? Have that ‘Red Letter’ day sat in a pigeon hide. Get around to packing up. Then tear strips of yourself trying to pick up fired cases strewn deep into the Hawthorn back stop. Not to mension the extra hour and a half it takes to get every last one. Do you REALLY need to get fresh shells back into the gun THAT much faster? Are birds genuinely coming in that thick and fast? Maybe they do when tucked up under the quilt but I am asking / talking about REAL life.
All I will say is be honest with yourself. YES, my shotguns are mainly ejectors but not one was purchased because they were. I find them a nuisence rather than a help.