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If you look closely at the first picture posted you can see the round locking bolt.


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Here it is, cased...







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Originally Posted By: SKB
If you look closely at the first picture posted you can see the round locking bolt.


I see now. Thank you. I really enjoy learning about how these guns have evolved.

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I have a cased Daw as well and will have to get additional photos up. It is one of my favourite guns to shoot.




Here is one described by Hadoke:
https://www.vintageguns.co.uk/articles/462-2/5362-2/

The first model central fire shotgun made in Britain is a Daw as shown on the cover of Crudgington & Baker's The British Shotgun Vol. 1. I had to look closely but mine is not the same gun.
https://www.anglebooks.com/the-british-shotgun-volume-one-1850-1870.html

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Shrapnel,
I own a Fine George Daw Shotgun #526.
I would respectfully point out that Daw is very well known to collectors of vintage English shotguns. For example it feature as the gun on the cover picture of volume 1 of David Baker & I. M. Crudgingtons epic book [ runs to 3 volumes] The British Shotgun!
By the way, have you checked under the heel plates to see if the spare extractor and nipples. a feature of all early Daw guns are still in place?
You have A very nice Daw good to see you have put it to good use,regret mine languishes in my safe!


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As a matter of fact, mine is 547 and was a double feature in "Shooting Sportsman" By Steven Dodd Hughes.













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James Blacker of Bill Blacker and son has the Daw name he may be able to give you some more info on the gun P.M me if you want his number.

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Originally Posted By: barrel browner
James Blacker of Bill Blacker and son has the Daw name he may be able to give you some more info on the gun P.M me if you want his number.


I believe Steve contacted them as he found out when the gun was made, to whom it was shipped and that it had been sent back to Daw for repairs at one time.

I also have Daw's book on his patents...



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Check out the latest Dave Carrie video. He visits the George Daw booth at the British Shooting Show. He gets to see some old black powder shell loading machines.


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Originally Posted By: PALUNC
Check out the latest Dave Carrie video. He visits the George Daw booth at the British Shooting Show. He gets to see some old black powder shell loading machines.


Wow! I did check it out. Those guys need to learn English so you can understand what they are saying...


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