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WW Greener 8 Bore (gague) Double Rifle combination gun
Guns International #: 101445379 Seller's Inventory #: Antique
Category: Greener, WW Rifles - Double Rifles - Bore or Gauge
Seller's Information
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Seller: Crowley
Company: A1 Gun
Member Since: 2/3/13
First Name: Jack
Last Name: Haney
State: Kentucky
Zip: 41042
Country: United States
Phone: (207) 400-6058
Phone2: (513) 309-4818
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Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 70
Total Number of Listings: 1223
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
No modern handgun sales to CA, NY, NJ All sales are final except in the following circumstances: returns on items incorrectly described or defective=full refund. All shipping charges based on actual charges to your area. Shipping on modern handguns must go Next Day UPS.
Payment Types Accepted: Certified Funds only, Bank checks, Personal Checks. We do not take credit or debit cards.
About Us: Let us know by e-mail if you intend to purchase a firearm. Be advised that we are also have a retail location. The firearms are listed on this site and available to the public in the retail location. Again the best way to get a hold of us during off hours mis through E-mail. Our Store number is (859) 371-3900
Description:
Fabulous One of a Kind WW Greener 8 Bore Dangerous game/stopping rifle. The left barrel is fully rifled and the right is smooth. Designed to shoot a rifle slug from the left rifled barrel and multiple round balls (.030) from the right for close range charging game such as large Cats. The LOP from the front trigger to the Silvers pad is 14 1/2" , DAC 1 5/8", DAH 2 3/4". Barrel length 19 3/8" (letter only refers to them as short) Finish appears to be all original. Has some cleaning and reloading accessories. Feel free to call with questions. Has letter from WW Greener verifying details and shows it was built for a Mr. Rogy.
August Rogy was a Horse breeder from Seward, Nebraska who travelled to England and Europe during the period this gun was built. He raised and sold Percheron horses and sold them throughout Europe in the 1880's.(copy of provenance and Greener letter in photos)
SOLD
Antique: Yes