Sup /k/ Found my Great Grandpas double barrel shotgun, Could

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>>33116548

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>>33116561

Is it single trigger?

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>>33116575

>>33116538
Got one a lot like that on my wall. Is it brown? That would be some pretty old BP shit.

>>33116582
it has two triggers, it also has an automatic safety that comes on when you break it open, it has extractors but no ejectors

I'd say post 1960s.

>>33116607
I believe its older than that, My great grandpa died in the 1970s, my grandpa who was born in 1943 remembers hunting rabbits with it in England, and they moved in the early 50s.

>>33116607
Okay, here goes-

1960
1960
1060
1960
1960

Is that enough?

Is it browned or blued?

>>33116589
>BP
Could be, i tried looking up proof marks and some of these seem to indicate its BP

tehehe

>>33116548
Belgium

>>33116632
it is blued

My Pops has a LeFever 12 gauge that looks exactly like that.

>>33116645
for export

1924-1968

Thanks guys, wish i could track down which manufactuer it was but knowing that its Belgian and of 1924ish vintage

ELG, a Belgian company, is your manufacturer.

http://www.thefirearmsforum.com/threads/vintage-belgium-double-barrel-identification.82048/

Correction, not the manufacturer so much as a standard.