Playing with some lighting again, and used a couple of older side by sides.





Above a Husquvarna, the below is a J P Sauer and Sohn.



The Sauer is pretty much just for looks, with short chambers, Damascus barrels and a stock repair, but the Husky gets out to the trap field when I have time to go. Tons of fun, fits me well enough to be fun, and about 38.95% classier than the next guy!

Bill R

stylophiles-

WHERE DO YOU GET THIS STUFF?
Your past 10 posts in the Gallery are all beautiful antiques! And the scrolling / engraving was awesome back then!
You have a phenomenal collection!

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Originally posted by CPD SIG:
stylophiles-

WHERE DO YOU GET THIS STUFF?
Your past 10 posts in the Gallery are all beautiful antiques! And the scrolling / engraving was awesome back then!
You have a phenomenal collection!

Luck, mostly…

I think the Sauer was from Simpson LTD years ago. If I remember right, the Husquvarna was a GB auction that went low. For a while I was “collecting” side by sides when they were relatively cheap.

Bill R

Hard to beat the elegance of those old side by sides. They all just resonate class.

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You have a phenomenal collection!

THIS!!!

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Originally posted by P-220:

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You have a phenomenal collection!

THIS!!!

I am entering this statement into evidence for presentation to the wife..

Bill R

Excellent details!

flashguy

Nice job on the lighting.

The patina is amazing on that pic of the side by side

Beautiful pieces.

I bought a really cool old leather takedown shotgun case at a garage sale to hang in my Bourbon room.

It would be even cooler with that Husky in it.