Original British Double Barrel 16 gauge Shotgun by William Chance & Son for U.S. Market - Circa 1830-1860 Category_Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts received by George Lusk of

received by George Lusk of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee

Buffington of the U

East Africa

The water cooled version was designed for use with both the traditional Luftwaffe 75 round "saddle drum" magazine AND a version of the MG 13 box magazine with a 25 round capacity

Regardless this is easily the best wartime example or representation using all original parts of this incredibly rare improvised bundle so often used by the German’s against American Tanks in WWII

Original British Double Barrel 16 gauge Shotgun by William Chance & Son for U.S. Market - Circa 1830-1860 Category_Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts received by George Lusk ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. William Chance worked from 1830 to 1860 and was renowned for his fine "wire twist barrels". He exported many quality arms to the United States, of which this is an excellent example. Both locks have lovely decorative engraving and are marked W. Chance & Son in European Style Black Letter style. The top strap between the barrels is marked London Real Twist in the same style, indicating the forging style. There is also