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W. Wellington by W.W. Greener 12 bore Sidelever Left Hand Hammer Gun
Guns International #: 100776101 Seller's Inventory #: 2425
Category: Greener, WW Shotguns - Hammer Shotguns
Seller's Information
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Seller: doublegunhq
Company: Whitworth Arms LLC, FFL holder, E-commerce only, no phone orders/no walk-ins. We export as well.
Member Since: 6/3/08
First Name: Russ
Last Name: Gould
State: Texas
Zip: 76857
Country: United States
Phone: (325) 998-6069
Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 657
Total Number of Listings: 7759
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
GI terms on used items with qualifications. See Terms of Sale
Payment Types Accepted: Mailed all types. CC orders/payments solely thru our online store. Prices on single items are firm .
About Us: Whitworth Arms is an e-commerce business with a click-to-buy self-help business model, URL same as the company name. Check current inventory and prices there. GI prices may not be current. Automation allows lower but necessarily firm prices. Pls no phone orders and no requests for more pics. Shipping and sales tax (TX only) are automatically added on domestic orders (export quoted manually). We seldom take trades but do accept virtual consignments at 5% of net.
Description:
A special gun for Greener collectors, this W. Wellington gun bearing the 61 Loveday St Birmingham address was in fact made by William Wellington Greener at the same address and this is confirmed in writing by Graham Greener. Apparently, WW used this name for some guns made for export in the very early years of the firm. Very few sidelevers were made by Greener. This rare specimen is very well-preserved, the action now has minor flaking. Screws are v. good and still timed! Bbls are sturdy 2.5" x 26" twist with brazed! game rib, are firmly on face, but have almost certainly been shortened and honed as the bores now measure circa .755 each side cyl/cyl (as proofed this gun had no chokes) with vestiges of pitting remaining. Walls are still good given stout dimensions of bbls. Recent rebrown shows off the unusual tiger-stripe damascus pattern. Forend is sound, original and fits well. Buttstock may be an older replacement of American walnut, 14 3/4" pull thru original spurred steel plate.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes