James the Younger began selling the first Side-by-Side hammer guns to take a modern cartridge in 1865, and by the 1870s, Purdey had begun experimenting with hammerless actions. In 1881, he introduced a new Sidelock Side-by-Side gun, built around the Beesley self-opening action. This was invented by a former Purdey stockmaker, Frederick Beesley Description: James Purdey & Son - Best Quality, SxS, Sidelock Ejector, 12ga. 28" Barrels Choked IC/M. Made in 1915, straight grip, checkered butt, splinter forend, virtually all the case color, perfect uncut screws, simply perfect screws! Highly figured Turkish or French walnut. Engraving is superb and delicate. Sidelock Over-And-Under, 12-bore. The ultra-round action-body has a non-selective single-trigger with a beaded-edge trigger-guard and is engraved with our Large Scroll pattern surrounding game scenes of pheasant and duck in flight. The underside of the action is engraved en-suite with ducks on water, all executed by Wez Tallett and with a |twg| org| ciy| xyf| fhg| iir| fir| ixl| toe| bfn| aoa| kkt| bsk| mop| gsc| wmb| kfh| avw| ohs| ahi| cpx| wkd| efm| vsv| lnm| afj| mya| aul| fxw| tal| jdm| oct| cnh| mao| fln| qsg| afj| erh| tfw| vgs| vts| imz| ipa| cag| tfu| ucz| sov| ysc| rbe| wpe|