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That Watson is REALLY nice. ENVY, ENVY ~!!!!!!


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I picked up a Jeffrey BLNE a couple years ago with side clips,1 1/4 oz proofs, Greener cross-bolt, and 30" barrels. It has the thickest muzzles I've seen on a gun weighing around 7.5 lbs. Flat file-cut rib. Solid gun.

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Nice two barrel set with the Watson. You can just see where someone at the Proof House accidently picked up the 1 1/4 oz. stamp and used that before realising the mistake and over stamping with 1 5/8 oz. Don't see many with that mark, the next common stamp would be for 1 1/2 oz.

eeb, sounds as if you have an old live pigeon gun. I have a hammer Jeffrey pigeon gun. Chances are that it will be well choked. Lagopus.....

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I have a 7 3/4 lb. Wm Cashmore that came from Aus. which is 2 3/4 1 1/4 oz proofed with 30" m/f. It has a greener cross bolt but no side clips. It is not high stocked so I assume it was a waterfowl gun. I made a comb riser of blue foam and have a mole skin piece over it to use as a ZZ bird gun.


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Originally Posted By: lagopus
Nice two barrel set with the Watson. You can just see where someone at the Proof House accidently picked up the 1 1/4 oz. stamp and used that before realising the mistake and over stamping with 1 5/8 oz. Don't see many with that mark, the next common stamp would be for 1 1/2 oz.

eeb, sounds as if you have an old live pigeon gun. I have a hammer Jeffrey pigeon gun. Chances are that it will be well choked. Lagopus.....


I have wondered if it was a pigeon gun because it is stocked fairly high, like 1 1/2" by 2 1/4"; however, the auto safety makes me think it's a waterfowler. It was made in 1937 and has the Made in England stamped on the watertable, which I assume was to designate it made for export. Great clays gun. The chokes should be opened, but I can't bring myself to do it. I looked at (and lusted over) a hammer Jeffrey on Digory Haddoke's website. Too rich for me, but what a gun.

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I have a Greener Empire 12b, 30" barrels, 3" chambers, full and full, which I bought from Macdonalds in Oz.

Also a Jeffery 12b BLE shot and ball gun, 32" barrels, 3 1/4" chambers, sideclips. It has folding leaf sights for 50 and 100 yards for slugs.

Both are fine for waterfowl but I wish a previous owner had not opened up the chokes on the Jeffery to 1/4.

And I wish nontox were cheaper. I finally bought a modern CZ USA hammergun to use with steel.

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I have an old Pape with 3" chambers and 1 1/2 proof.
















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Beautiful gun, Oberndorf. How long are the inseams on those legs?

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Wow! R.M. shot two barrels into sitting geese and killed the first at 120 yds. and the second at 129. shocked Wonder if they both were the ones he was shooting at?

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