There is a wreck of a Reilly on Guns International. Awful replacement stock. looks off face. Cheap. But it does have 30" Damascus and is 20 gauge, top-lever, hammer-gun, a top quality Damascus 3 iron British best pattern and really nice engraving; at one time it was something. Someone might be able to restore it.

It is SN 21382 which would date to spring 1878. However it appears to have 277, Oxford Street, London address, an address which did not appear until early November 1881 when the numbers changed. Perhaps it was rebarreled or refurbished at some time. Pictures of water table and barrel flats have been requested. It should have a Scott spindle patent number on it. (this is the 746th Reilly in the database whose parameters are known).

Edit: The tang has been cut probably when the stock was replaced but wondering if this is a cobbled together gun. water table should solve the mystery.

https://www.gunsinternational.com/g...nglish-side-by-side.cfm?gun_id=103481906

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Last edited by Argo44; 02/20/26 08:45 PM.
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