Combination Gun Help ????

[Constant Velocity]

Found one of these Hokka combo guns in 22 hornet over 12 gauge and never heard of such a thing. Bought it from a dealer across the country and having it shipped. Should be an interesting piece but would like to find any information about the gun. I'm assuming it is European as the dealer I purchased it from imports a lot of unique metric caliber guns from across the pond.
If anyone can enlighten me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[Speedo66]

The name sounds Finnish, but no info found.

 

[Jim Watson]

Never heard of a Hokka. The Tikka combinations are shot over rifle, this looks like a clone of a Stevens.

 

[BigBlue 94]

Only thing i can find is assumedly your posts in the last few days on multiple forums! If it is marked 5.6mmx36R, it is certainly from across the pond.

 

[herrwalther]

Combination guns are usually a lot of fun and very useful in my opinion. You won't be shooting very fast (single shot) but having the versatility of two very different calibers is hard to deny.

Definitely looks European. Has some collector value but they are bought up pretty cheap. Probably because they are hard to find info on. Here is a closed auction I found.

https://www.icollector.com/TE104-Ho...A-Multiple-Brass-Pegs-Through-Stock_i37030586

 

[BigBlue 94]

Combination guns are usually a lot of fun and very useful in my opinion. You won't be shooting very fast (single shot) but having the versatility of two very different calibers is hard to deny.

I agree. Combo guns are great for an all around gun. Bird shot, rifle, or a 12ga slug will take care of almost any situation.

I have a Stevens 22-410. Its nice and light and shoots straight. I would like a combo in 222 and 20ga at some point.