Sales weren't all that bad or that great but there were a lot of people doing Christmas shopping and ordering. We did get to see another interesting old shotgun. German, 12 gauge, underlever, dolls-head, striker fired, nitro proof, barrels prominently marked Krupp steel... Can you identify it?
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| Appears to read "W. Napp Plau_n" perhaps Plauen, Saxony, Germany |
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| Clearly striker fired, double triggers, underlever |
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| Here you can see watertable with marks and fences... |
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| And here, the barrel marks... |
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| And a bit better view of marks at the breech... proofed in 1910? |
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| View of rear of the breech... "DRGM"=Patent (sort of) |
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| A good representative view of the engraving... |
1 comment:
I have something similar. 16 double with same name top of barrel. proof marks are quite the same but more numerous, like it went thru the proof house a couple times. I can't find out anything more about it. can you help ?
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