Original British Double Barrel 12 bore Percussion Shotgun by Scott of London - Circa 1845 Edged Weapons the British Commander-in-Chief

the British Commander-in-Chief

In 1822 it was selected to be re-barreled with a rifled barrel that with 1820's technology had become economically viable

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Finish on the leather has a lot of cracking and checking

Original British Double Barrel 12 bore Percussion Shotgun by Scott of London - Circa 1845 Edged Weapons the British Commander-in-ChiefOriginal Item: Only One Available. From the large 200 gun collection recently discovered after more than 100 years in storage comes this once very fine British double Barrel 12 bore Shotgun, made about 1845. W. & C. Scott started in 1834 and were well known for their better class shotguns. The name changed in 1858 to W. & C. Scott & Son and in 1897 they merged with P. Webley & Son to become the World famous WEBLEY SCOTT REVOLVER & ARMS COMPANY