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PAIR OF EXHIBITION GRADE CSMC WINCHESTER MODEL 21 - 32" BARRELS - 16 GA / 20 GA
Guns International #: 102986230 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: CSMC Shotguns - Model 21 - Winchester Shotguns - Model 21 Grand American
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Seller: FOXTROT - FRANCIS LOMBARDI
Company: FOXTROT
Member Since: 9/11/07
State: New York
Country: United States
Phone: (315) 373-5850
Phone2: (315) 689-0000
Premium Seller
Number of Active Listings: 122
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Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
3 days
Payment Types Accepted: checks, money orders, wire transfer and credit card(4% card fee)
About Us: FRANCIS LOMBARDI AND SON ARE PURVEYORS OF FINE FIREARMS AND SPECIALIZE IN RARE AND UNIQUE FIREARMS THAT ARE BEST-IN-CLASS. US AGENT FOR KARL HAUPTMANN OF FERLACH, AUSTRIA, VERNEY CARRON OF FRANCE, SWAROVSKI OPTIKS, AND ELEY HAWK LTD SHOTSHELLS. WE PROVIDE FAIR AND HONEST REPRESENTATION OF ALL ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE. FOXTROT IS A LICENSED IMPORTER OF FIREARMS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL!
Description:
PAIR OF EXHIBITION GRADE CSMC WINCHESTER MODEL 21 - 32"BBLS - 16 GA / 20 GA
20 GAUGE
MANUFACTURER - CSMC - CONNECTICUT SHOTGUN - USA
MODEL - SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE EXHIBITION GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 21
SN - W40012
BARREL LENGTH - 32"
GAUGE - 20 GAUGE 2.75"
CHOKED - MODIFIED / FULL
CAPACITY – 2
DAC - 1.5"
DAH - 2.25"
LOP - 14.5"
WEIGHT - 7 LB 7 OZ
SIGHTS - MATTED TAPERING SOLID RIB WITH SILVER FRONT BEAD
16 GAUGE
MANUFACTURER - CSMC - CONNECTICUT SHOTGUN - USA
MODEL - SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE EXHIBITION GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 21
SN - W40008
BARREL LENGTH - 32"
GAUGE - 16 GAUGE 2.75"
CHOKED - MODIFIED / FULL
CAPACITY – 2
DAC - 1.5"
DAH - 2.25"
LOP - 14.5"
WEIGHT - 7 LB 7 OZ
SIGHTS - MATTED TAPERING SOLID RIB WITH SILVER FRONT BEAD
This exceptional, exhibition-grade matched pair of Winchester Model 21 shotguns, produced by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company (CSMC), represents the pinnacle of American double-gun craftsmanship. These deluxe special-order Model 21s, chambered in 16 and 20 gauge, each feature rare 32-inch barrels choked Modified and Full, an incredibly scarce configuration that enhances their desirability among collectors and shooters alike.
Both guns are in as-new, unfired condition, with pristine bores, crisp triggers, and strong ejectors. The engraving is nothing short of breathtaking, featuring extensive scrollwork with lavish gold inlays. Each receiver is adorned with two white gold pointing dogs, while the left side displays a yellow gold grouse, the underside features a quail, and the right side showcases a woodcock—all set against a stunning deep-relief engraved backdrop. Gold borders and accents further highlight the artistry, with the engraving and inlays perfectly matched on both guns.
A matted tapering solid rib with a silver front bead runs atop the barrels, which are marked "THE PROFESSIONAL." The single selective trigger ensures seamless operation, while the exhibition-grade American walnut stocks feature an elegant straight-grip design and a beautifully checkered beavertail forend. The intricate fleur-de-lis checkering extends to the checkered butt, further elevating the luxurious feel of these extraordinary shotguns.
These Model 21s are among the finest ever produced by CSMC, a true testament to their legacy of precision craftsmanship. The 32-inch barrel configuration is exceedingly rare, making this a one-of-a-kind offering at a price well below its replacement cost of over $40,000 EACH! Whether destined for the field, range, or collection, this stunning pair is a remarkable example of American gunmaking excellence.
FLAT $100 S/H/I. 4%CREDIT CARD FEE APPLIES.
FOXTROT IS A LICENSED FFL DEALER WITH MANY POSITIVE FEEDBACKS SOWITH CONFIDENCE!
SOLD
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge, 20 Gauge
Chambers: 2.75
Ejectors: YES
Condition: EXC
Metal Condition: EXC
Wood Condition: EXC
Bore Condition: EXC
Barrels: 32