doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com Fudd buys a Browning Superposed Lightning Skeet.

Snort!

Brilliant.

So-o-o-o-o....you're saying that that last engraving signed A Bee was probably done by Archibald Bee instead of Angelo Bee? That border doesn't quite look up to his standards.

I enjoy my old Baker shotgun

Still no paws but I love the smell of the tall grass, he he he

I'd never heard of Baker (because I am but an egg), so I had to google them. Is that a long-barrelled duck shotgun, choked Full and Fuller?

It could have been engraved by Angelo's sister

This is a live bird gun, Paragon Grade

Angelo's sister was NOT even born when this gun was engraved

http://www.bakercollectors.com/

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uGeSuMJBPMNGh0ydCQXeAnpGRLANfl0Uhe954818veQ/edit

There is simply good magic in any of the older FN made superposed 20 ga. guns. And for me anyway, it is centered around the grip's dimensions and smaller diameter that perfectly fits my hand, and the balance of those guns, whether 26" or 28" bbl.'s were fitted has always made them a pleasure to shoot, as made. Speaking here only to those guns fitted w/the standard field dimension wood and smaller rounded forearms.

Evidence that Scrooge McDuck once worked at Fabrique Nationale.

Great picture, well done in the posting

"It does what it says on the tin."

Seeing those marks is as happy-making as blowing little orange espresso saucers up with it is. Purpose-specific tool. It won't be going to Briley while it's under my stewardship.