doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com Are these really W. & C. Scott Premiers....

I like the W&C Scotts with 30 birds lavished on every square inch - when hunting is slow, you can try and name the birds.
Condor, or crow - who knows?

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Ok Doc,

Putting up that 20 bore requires more pics.

12ga Premier







20 bore hammergun. I can't remember the grade.






Some more Imperial Premier goodness.

Reelmaker-

Nice gun. That's the earliest 20g Premier I've seen. When was it made?

What kind of stock does it have? What's the story on the bbls - damascus or fluid?

Thanks for sharing.

OWD

PS The colors on that 20ga hammergun were done by our late friend Dr. Gaddy.

reelmaker....You sure that's a Scott Premier Gun.

Utah a good move for you would be to unload yours and buy the one at Cabelas ?

I don't see a set of Lindner barrels w/ the one at Cabela's and I haven't researched the last 35 years of that one. So I'll skip your advice. Thanks.

HJ, I sorta like the one at Cabalas

tim

You're right.

No extra barrels....and no chopped stock missing it's Skeleton Steel butt plate...no brass hammer screws....no wore out wood on the Cabela Gun

Compared to the Cabelas 10 ga Premier....

One gun is not far from Cracker Barrel and the other could be in the NRA Gun Museum.

jOe,

You and I both like Scott guns. Partially because of that, I rarely visit this forum anymore. It is guaranteed that we will both post in the same threads. It is also guaranteed that you will post snide comments about mine or another owners gun.

It apparently isn't good enough for you to let others enjoy their guns and their hobby without interjecting yourself.

FWIW - My gun no longer has brass hammer screws and the wood has been renovated where it is unlikely that even the almighty jOe could distinguish it from the Cabela's gun.

Your fine ability was already demonstrated in this thread. One of the prettiest 20ga Premiers (Hmm, how many of those are there?) was displayed here. So you question if the owner can read. High class.