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Shotguns - Antique - Curio & Relic - Modern - Used

Shotguns, Antique Guns, Curio & Relic, Used,
Original Pre-1899 and Post-1898 Firearms
Shotguns - Antique, Curio & Relic, & Used Modern Shotguns American, English, and Related European Doubles
For Sale or Trade.


Browning O/U Superposed Super Light, Grade I, 20 gauge, in Motor Case
$3,300.00
browningsp6v70

Browning Superposed Super Light Grade I Over/Under, 20 gauge 2-3/4" chamber, single selective trigger, 26-1/2" barrels, in original Browning leather motor case. Straight English walnut stock and forend, checkered wrist; ~14-1/8" LOP; brass snap caps, Briley chokes (Full, Mod., I Mod., not for use with steel shot) Very nice condition; ~90%+ original finish; various very minor bumps and bruises. With original instruction manual. Made in Belgium circa 1970.
Used guns, no warranty implied or given. Please have nay guns you intend to shoot checked by a competent gunsmith.
Must be shipped to a licensed firearms dealer for transfer to you in your area.
This item must be paid in advance with certified funds; credit cards will not be accepted.


T.W. Cofer, Norfolk, Percussion Hammer Double SxS Shotgun, Antique
$3,150.00 $2,925.00 On Sale!
COFER001SxS




Rare T.W. Cofer, Norfolk (Virginia) marked Double Barrel Side-by-Side Percussion Shotgun manufactured circa 1865-1875. Barrels are London proofed, so perhaps made by noted British gunmaker R. Hughes of London, England. Appears to be ~12 gauge.
Nicely manufactured and appears to be all original, including ramrod. Lock-plates are marked, "T.W. Cofer"; barrels are marked in gold lettering, "LONDON FINE TWIST" followed by, "Norfolk". Silver furniture - fore-end cap, barrel wedge escutcheons, and patch-box; iron trigger-guard.
A rare find. T.W. Cofer was a manufacturer and importer of fine shotguns before and after the Civil War. During the Civil War he made brass-frame Whitney-style percussion revolvers (and presumably other arms) for the Confederacy.
Very good condition overall; no major flaws noted. Some rust freckling is visible on the brown finish barrels. Various minor dings, scratches, nothing major or considered noteworthy (see images); front barrel wedge stirrup is detached and loose.
Used gun; antique; not sold as a shooter; no warranty implied or given. Please have any gun you intend to shoot - in any fashion - checked by a competent gunsmith.
Must be paid in advance with certified funds - bank check, bank money order only; online eCheck or credit card payments will not be accepted.
This item may actually show "OUT OF STOCK" if you are attempting to use the "SHOPPING CART" method of payment for ordering; this item must be ordered by e-mail or phone and - as stated previously - must be paid in advance via cash (in person), bank check, bank money order. Do no mail cash!


All cartridge-firing guns on this page, manufactured after 1898, must be shipped to a Federally licensed firearms dealer for transfer to you in your locale. Please contact a dealer in your area who will receive these guns for you.

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