Drop at comb measures approximately 1 1/2″, drop at heel 2 1/4″.
The LOP measures 14 3/4″ and 13 3/4″ from the fronts of the triggers to the back of the recoil pad, 13 3/4″ and 12 3/4″ to the back of the wood. Otherwise, there are only some scattered light compressions, the most notable at the rear of the forend.
#Stephen grant shotgun crack
There is a very short, thin crack at the rear edge of the right lockplate and a shorter crack at the rear tip of the top tang. The forend has an Anson-style push-button release. The forend has a repaired chip-loss at the left edge toward the front. Stock Configuration & Condition: The stocks are two piece fine-checkered walnut with splinter forend, straight grip, straight comb, and solid brown rubber buttpad. Sights / Optics: This shotgun is mounted with a silver colored bead at the front of the rib. The bottom tang is marked “7911”.Ĭhoke:Left: Modified, Right: Improved Cylinder, both fixed. The sideplates, receiver, trigger plate and guard have decorative scroll engraving. Each sideplate is marked “STEPHEN GRANT & SONS.”. Each side of the water table is marked “7911” and crown over “V”. The top of the forend iron is marked “7911”. Each barrel flat is marked “12”, crown over “V”, crown over “GP”, “12 / C” in diamond, “CHOKE”, sword in arm over “NP”, “NITRO PROOF” and “1 1/8”. The bottom of each barrel is marked “7911” and with a London proof mark. Markings: The top of the barrel rib is marked “STEPHEN GRANT & SONS, 67 St. This shotgun has cocking indicators, but the indicator markings have worn off, presenting featureless pin hads in the lockplates which rotate when the triggers are pulled and when the gun is cocked. Year of Manufacture: 1904-1925 (based on proof marks)Īction Type: Side by Side, Side-Lock, Double Non-Selective Trigger Shotgun with Ejectors. Arrow_back Returns To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold Fine European Arms
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