Obviously feather light, these guns while light are known for throwing excellent patterns. Ammunition is available and we do carry it. Price is for the pair! A real bargain.

*If you like a 14" LOP the well-done extensions could be removed and replaced with a leather covered pad.

*The single barrel has a choke tube of .022 which would be a light full.

*I also will point out this is a perfect gun for the person that wants to shoot American ammunition they can find off the shelf in their hometown or the middle of South Dakota.......

This dates from 1909.

Overall, a very nice English boxlock for a more than fair price.

*Note this gun, although from about 1899 still retains at least 50% of its original case color!

*This example has at least 60% case color remaining which indicates it has seen little use in its 60-70 years of age.

*Great dimensions for many and a super value in an extremely well-made English double. Built @1930 this gun is tight and ready for the hunt.

*The picture of the castle is indeed "Barnard Castle." The castle that has given the village its name.

The lower pull back lever behind the guard is extremely ergonomic. There is some very light pitting in both barrels but only the slightest salt and pepper and we are offering this gun at a great price.

For a gun with 28" barrels and a decent LOP this gun is light at 6 lbs. 3 oz.

Built between the wars in 1925.

The Westley records date this gun to March of 1907 and made for one George Rolleston. Gunsmith Daniel Morgan has put this gun back on face and it is now ready for another lifetime of use. The nitro proofed English sleeved barrels have excellent wall thickness and choking for game shooting.

*Note the long LOP for you tall folks! If a pad was added a LOP of over 15 3/4" could be achieved.

Interesting history of C.G. Bonehill:

C. G. Bonehill was an English gunmaker from Birmingham, England who lived from 1831 to 1900 1. He established his own firm in 1851 and was recorded at 33 Charlotte Street with a factory in Morville Street in 1872 1. In 1873, he moved the whole business to the Belmont Firearms Works, Belmont Row 1. C. G. Bonehill was a Guardian of The Birmingham Proof House 1. He was related to and may have been associated with O. G. Bonehill of Belmont Firearms Works also of Birmingham 2. He held 4 US patents issued in the 1880s 2. From about 1900 to 1965, the company produced ball & shot guns and combination guns, and they made the Britannia air rifle 1. They were pioneers in the mechanization of gun manufacture, making the “Belmont Interchangeable” shotguns 1. From about 1900, C G Bonehill were the main suppliers of rifles to the “Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs” 1. The Society was founded to encourage rifle shooting amongst working class men, and it was largely responsible for establishing smallbore rifle shooting as a sport in England 1. For this purpose, old .303 Martini-Enfield rifles were re-barrelled to .22 rimfire and sold at very reasonable prices 1

*If one was to give this a new oil wood finish it would be a beautiful gun but why? For this price just get out and use it!

*The gun is tightly choked but these can be easily opened to whatever you would want for only $80 per tube.

Did you know that with us all veterans and people in the service get free shipping and that all our guns for everyone gets free return shipping if any gun does not meet their satisfaction??

*Sixteen-gauge English doubles make excellent upland guns and is what I use. They are very light and handle extremely well with great balance. *Note this one weighs in at 5 lbs. 13 oz.

This gun is in very nice condition and with the amount of case color left I would say has seen little use.

It has great dimensions for many and handles very well, feeling quite lively between the hands.

*bright bores. The barrels are showing an every so slight movement I can barley feel. Certainly not ready for a rejoin.

*This little 16 dates from 1911.

Boss & Co. sold this line of boxlocks which are known to be very nice quality.

A pad could be added to get a 14"LOP.

*I have little information on J.S. Sharpe except he was in business in Aberdeen from 1924 to 1970.

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*This little 20 is in very nice condition. It balances well, has great dimensions for many, and is tight and has nice bores. The chokes are perfect for upland shooting.

*The length of pull is great for a taller person but if you are shorter don't despair. A shorter pad or butt plate can be fitted to bring the gun to your LOP. We can help guide you to a gunsmith that can do this super well and in a timely manner for a fair price ( often less than $200).

*Note the great wall thickness on the 28" barrels and the excellent choking for upland game. Henry Hodgson was a well-established gunmaker in Ipswich in the early 1900's.