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James Woodward & Son BEST London from 1943 ~ One of the last 20 ever made.
Description:
Hammerless Sidelocks - A fantastic Woodward in excellent condition.
This is my favorite London maker.
The choking is perfect for upland.
Purdey Records on this gun: Woodward, No. 7155 Completed: 18 August 1943 For: C.F. Emison Description: A Lightweight Hammerless Ejector Game Gun Weight: 6lb. 4oz. Calibre: 12-bore Barrels: 27in. Vickers nickel steel Choke: I.C. & 3/8 Stock: 14 ½in. Notes: Straight hand stock with silver oval and chequered end Disc-set strikers Due to wartime regulations, no new guns were built after the outbreak of war in September 1939. However, guns could be finished, and so this gun was most likely in hand prior to the outbreak of war, and was then completed for Emison in 1943. It appears to be one of less than 20 guns sold during the war. The company closed in December 1948, with the last serial number issued being 7184. *** 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: 6161 or browse the main site to see our full gun collection.
Manufacturer:
James Woodward & Son BEST London from 1943 ~ One of the last 20 ever made. Model:
Best Serial Number:
7155 Ejectors:
Yes Barrels:
27 Barrel Type:
Steel Action:
Sidelock ejector Gauge:
12 gauge Stock Comb:
1 7/16 Stock Heel:
1 7/8 Stock Cast:
1/4 LOP:
14 1/2" with ch Weight:
6lbs 4.5 oz. Choke Left:
.016 Mod Choke Right:
.010 IC Proof:Nitro:
2 1/2 Minimum Wall Thickness Left:
.028 Minimum Wall Thickness Right:
.028