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James Purdey BEST with very rare Woodward patent cocking indicators from 1915 in its makers O&L case Guns International #: 102655735 Seller's Inventory #: 5252 Category: Purdey Shotguns - Shotguns - English Double Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Vintage Doubles Company: Vintage Doubles LLC Member Since: 2/24/07 First Name: Kirby Last Name: Hoyt State: Washington Zip: 98801 Country: United States Phone: (509) 665-7675 Fax: (509) 665-7435 Platinum Seller Number of Active Listings: 169 Total Number of Listings: 5323 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. 5 day inspection, satisfaction guarantee Payment Types Accepted: Visa, Master Card About Us: Free return shipping label provided if a gun fails to meet your needs for any reason. Description: Hammerless Sidelocks - A very nice Purdey built within months of the start of the first world war. Many English men lost their lives in this conflict and all the English gun makers lost many of their best talent. In this case Purdey was at its peak with all its best gunsmiths. This gun is in very nice condition and comes in its makers case. The dimensions are excellent for about 80% of my clients. *This gun balances perfectly on the hinge pin. She comes up extremely natural and without effort. *This Purdey is unique in that it has two major features from the gunmaker James Woodward. The 29"-barrel length which was promoted by Woodward and the patent cocking indicators Woodward is known for. The Ledger says "Boss on tumbler axles – they look like Woodward cocking-indicators." Nick Harlow from Purdey\'s was kind enough to share the following information from the Purdey Ledger: No. 21066 Completed: 22nd February 1915 For: G.J.R. Cooper Description: No. 3 of a trio of hammerless ejector game guns Weight: 6lb. 10 ½oz. Calibre: 12-bore Barrels: 29in. Whitworth Steel Choke: Tight Cyl & Mod Stock: 14 ½in. Notes: Rocker safeties Boss on tumbler axles – they look like Woodward cocking-indicators *** Note: To see this gun with high resolution photos and a zoom-in feature, go to the vintagedoubles main site and search for the gun ID: 5252 or browse the main site to see our full gun collection. |