W.R. Ellis & Son Bocklock 20ga 28″ USED

-Manufacturer: W.R. Ellis & Son

-Model: Boxlock

-Serial Number: 1915

-USED

-Gauge/Caliber: 20GA

-Chamber Size: 2 ½”

-Year Manufactured: No public serial number tables available but based on the proof marks the

bbls were proofed sometime after 1954 in the mid to late 50s.

-Barrel Length: 28”

-SXS Barrel Marking On Rib: William Richard Ellis & Son Maker St Marys Square Birmingham

-Hand: Right

-Length of Pull: Front Trigger: 14 ½” Back Trigger: 13 ⅝”

-Drop at Comb: 1 ¾”

-Drop at Heel: 2 ¼”

-Fixed Chokes SXS: Right BBL: .6525 CYL Left BBL: .6105 IC

-Ejectors: No Ejectors

-Trigger Type: Double

-Stock Type: Price of Whales

-Receiver Finish: Coin

-Weight: 5lbs 8oz

-Country of Origin: England

-Action: SxS Break Action

-Stock/Forend Finish Originality: Original

-Receiver Finish Originality: Original

-Barrel Finish Originality: Original

-Bore Condition: Good

-Items the Firearm comes with: Just the gun

-Current Damages Explained: Pretty sustainable amount of handling marks and surface scratches

on both the LH and RH side of the stock. These marks are more pronounced and prevalent on the

RH side of the stock located predominantly in the center and running through the bottom of the

stock advancing towards the heel. One horizontal chip about an inch in length on the front right

hand portion of the forend. Forend also has a little bit of play in it. Very easily fixable by a

gunsmith but definitely worth noting.

-Barrel Damages: Small series of pitting right in front of the receiver on the LH BBL. Small

series of fade marks in the bluing mid way down the RH bbl. Other than those two more notable

marks the bbls are in great shape with a handful of very small handling marks and light fade in

certain places that is very difficult to notice unless you have the right lighting.

-Dents or Deep Gouges: That one chip in the forend please see that damage explained in the

current damages section.

-Rust or Corrosion: Old pitting marks mentioned in the barrel damages section.

-Firearm Condition: Fair: Visually the firearm is in safe working condition but well worn,

perhaps requiring replacement of minor parts or adjustments which should be indicated in

advertisement, but may require a gunsmith to assess the firearm to approve safe working

condition. Normal wear on working surfaces, may have rust, putting, and scratching/denting on

stock/forend.