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 Re: Upsurge in SxS Guns & Shooting them
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Oct 26th a 03:56 PM
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| by lagopus |
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True, side by side guns here in the U.K. are going for absolute bargain prices. Put an O/U 20 bore Berretta up for sale and it will go in an instant. Excellent well made English SxS boxlock guns seem to sit on Dealer's shelves for a long time. Continental boxlocks are just about unsaleable. Not complaining too much as I am adding one or two interesting things to my collection. Not as investments but just because they interest me. Any American double gun enthusiast would be like a kid in a candy shop here if they were looking for a decent boxlock. Top sidelocks still seem to command a price but Provincial ones are good value. I recently picked up a cased Robert Lisle of Derby sidelock ejector up with game scene engraving for just £600 and a boxlock ejector with 90% original finish for £175 to add to my collection of locally made guns. Lagopus.....
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