357smallbore
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Bought this 12ga Double Barrel 20 years ago, it is a classic hardware gun from the depression era.. It's an Eastern Arms 12ga with 26in barrels. I've been able to date it to the mid to late 1930's.
Has one minor 1in hairline crack in the stock, I've fixed that though. Most of the bluing has worn off. No rust on or in it. It locks up tighter than a virgin on her wedding night. There is no looseness at all. It is fairly heavy, yet solid. This ole gun is just a reliable solid piece of history.. Only shoot 3 boxes of bird shot out of it yearly. Occasionally take it pheasant hunting. The only thing I've done to it was put a new butt pad on it.
Has one minor 1in hairline crack in the stock, I've fixed that though. Most of the bluing has worn off. No rust on or in it. It locks up tighter than a virgin on her wedding night. There is no looseness at all. It is fairly heavy, yet solid. This ole gun is just a reliable solid piece of history.. Only shoot 3 boxes of bird shot out of it yearly. Occasionally take it pheasant hunting. The only thing I've done to it was put a new butt pad on it.
