Shot bobs this morning with a gent that had his great uncles A1 special 20 in the scabbard. First thought when I saw the fantastic wood sticking out that it was a repro, but not after he pulled it out.
It was a joy to hold and stocked perfect for me. I've seen guns get crushed in scabbards that broke or got stuck up the wrong end of a horse so I made sure he knew the value. He was well aware and said "my uncle bought this gun to use, and that is what I'm doing with it." His uncle gave him all his guns after he died, but, this one he gave him before his last day!
It was a great pleasure to hold such a fine rare gun, thought I'd share it.
