[creature]

Feel free to make an offer

 

[creature]

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[birdogs]

This is a wonderful upland shotgun. However, I have never seen one with a single trigget before. I have one with hand-detachable side locks which is un-fired. Good luck with your sale. It is a truly fine gun.

 

[Bruce Em]

Do you have the Drop at comb measurement?

It is unusual to see a vent rib on a double esp with short barrels

Do I see a beavertail forend?

regards

 

[creature]

Drop at comb is 1.75"

I would take $3800 shipped.

Here are some more pics that show the forend better:

 

[Bruce Em]

Very pretty locks


here is similar:

 

[creature]

I'd probably take $3500 but might have buyer pay shipping. Thanks for the info.

 

[creature]

Bump to the top with price drop. $3500 shipped ground(buyer pays insurance if they want it).

 

[creature]

Bump to top with price drop $3400 shipped. Feel free to make an offer, worst I can say is no. Trades I'm interested in:

High end optics(Nightforce, S&B, US Optics, etc..)
Night vision
AR15s/parts
Reloading supplies for .338 Lapua, .308 Winchester, .223 Remington, 9mm, 45acp
Smaller 4WD truck(Toyota SR5, Ford Ranger, etc...)

Let me know what you have, thanks!

 

[birdogs]

The Union Armera has double triggers.

A famous gunmaker, now deceased, told me that in England these guns are very popular. he said that they are exact copies of the H&H and that the parts are interchangeable. He then showed me several drawers of triggers, strikers and other parts he brought from England when he moved to the US. He said that the cost of the Union Armera was 1700 pounds while the H&H was 17,000 pounds (some years ago. Many Brits opted for the 1700 pounds for esentially the same gun.

 

[ken1okie]

Single selective trigger (not the best design) just like the UA 215 that I have.
That's a good story but trust me no parts interchange.