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He didn't, that looks to be made by C.G.Bonehead!
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Many Birmingham makers of this era advertised 28G guns in their catalogues [ie:usually under the heading,as boys or collectors guns]. They are however scarce. Based on cartridge sales by Eley it would appear that less than 0.5% of guns made upto circa 1980 were 28G.By comparison 12G accounted for 87% of their cartridge sales.!
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I think Sally is going to own that one for a lonnnnnng....time
Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought stupid,than open it and confirm.
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Looks like the typical Bonehill. A buy it now of $32.00 would be more appropriate.
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Scott made between 200-250 28ga guns in the 60's and 70's. While not all that common, they're probably the most frequently seen Brit 28's.
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Tip to Sally.....lose the "Glamour Shot"........
Dodging lions and wasting time.....
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Looks like the typical Bonehill. A buy it now of $32.00 would be more appropriate.
For a 4˝ lb 28ga even if it is a Bonehill with 2˝" chambers I'd go $320.00.
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Is it possible that Bonehill imported this as an unfinished gun? This example looks to be of typical Belgian quality for that time period.
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Pre 1904 black powder proof ,fairly basic quality .If the barrels are good worth a punt.
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