E.J. Churchill Boxlock 12ga 27 5/8″ USED

-Manufacturer: E.J. Churchill

-Model: Box Lock

-Serial Number: 1417

-USED

-Gauge/Caliber: 12GA

-Chamber Size: 2 ¾” (chambers were most likely originally 2 ½” but the underside of the bbls are stamped “classic arms LLC Cordova, TN” and measured out to 2 ¾” on the dot so they were most likely reproofed for the US market at some point.

-Year Manufactured: 1903-1905

-Barrel Length: 27 ⅝”

-SXS Barrel Marking: *On rib* E.J. Churchill S. Agar Street Strand London W.C

-Hand: Right

-Length of Pull: Front Trigger: 14 ¼” Back Trigger: 13 ¼”

-Drop at Comb: 1 ⅜”

-Drop at Heel: 1 ⅞”

-Fixed Chokes SXS: Right BBL: Mod .7015” Left BBL: IM .6960”

-Ejectors: Yes

-Trigger Type: Double

-Stock Type: Straight Stock

-Receiver Finish: Case Color faded to coin in most spots

-Weight: 6lbs 12oz

-Country of Origin: England

-Action: SXS Break Action

-Stock/Forend Finish Originality: Refinished- this one is more difficult to tell it looks like it has been refinished at least once. Someone has been in the gun you can tell by the heads on the screws on the butt pad.

-Receiver Finish Originality: Original

-Barrel Finish Originality: Refinished bbls have been re blackened at one point

-Bore Condition: Excellent

-Items the Firearm comes with: Hard leather lined case

-Current Damages Explained: Handful of handling marks and very light scratching on the left hand side of the stock. A series of small indents in the wood on the bottom side of the RH portion of the stock at the end of the checkering pattern advancing towards the coin. A handful of scratching/ additional markings in the middle portion of the RH side of the stock that work towards the butt. Looks to be some minor chipping around the metal borders surrounding the underside of the butt pad where it hits your shoulder. Black spot (looks to be an old wood repair) along with a scratch on the front left hand side of the forend.

-Barrel Damages: BBLs are in great shape. Minor fading in the blueing and light scratching on both the LH and RH bbls. Most predominant marks are on the middle portion of the right hand bbl. However there is nothing super noticeable or deep.

-Dents or Deep Gouges: See stock damages

-Rust or Corrosion: None

-Good: In safe working condition, minor wear on working surfaces, no broken parts, may have minor fading on some metal surfaces, may have minor corrosion, or may have minor pitting, may have minor scratches or wear on stock/forend. All cosmetic and nothing that will interfere with proper functioning.