sandspider
Well-Known Member
Hi all
I still have this gun, a 12 bore multi choke ejector Lanber, for sale. 3" chambers, 28" barrels, SST. Can't remember the exact model I'm afraid. And I only have one pic, as the gun is currently lodged with an RFD near Bristol, due to change in circumstances
I was going to keep it, but it looks like it might be a long process, and there doesn't seem much point hanging onto it and paying storage charges in the meantime. If it doesn't sell at this price (which will only cover the RFD's transfer charge, I won't make a penny) I will have to scrap it, which would be a real shame
It's showing its age a bit, but would be a perfect truck gun or rough shoot / knock about / hide gun. Very slight wobble on the fore-end, but that has been repaired by a gunsmith so shouldn't get any worse. Action may be getting a little slack, but plenty of life in and it it shoots well, I've shot a lot of clays with it. Wood would benefit from an oiling.
Feel free to ask me any questions, but I can't take more pics I'm afraid. Oh, the black tape on the stock holds a bit of cardboard as a cheek raiser, fitted a while ago when I had a couple of sessions with a coach, and did make me shoot better, so I left it on. But it's just tape and cardboard, it will come off if you prefer.
£50!!
Thanks.
I still have this gun, a 12 bore multi choke ejector Lanber, for sale. 3" chambers, 28" barrels, SST. Can't remember the exact model I'm afraid. And I only have one pic, as the gun is currently lodged with an RFD near Bristol, due to change in circumstances
I was going to keep it, but it looks like it might be a long process, and there doesn't seem much point hanging onto it and paying storage charges in the meantime. If it doesn't sell at this price (which will only cover the RFD's transfer charge, I won't make a penny) I will have to scrap it, which would be a real shameIt's showing its age a bit, but would be a perfect truck gun or rough shoot / knock about / hide gun. Very slight wobble on the fore-end, but that has been repaired by a gunsmith so shouldn't get any worse. Action may be getting a little slack, but plenty of life in and it it shoots well, I've shot a lot of clays with it. Wood would benefit from an oiling.
Feel free to ask me any questions, but I can't take more pics I'm afraid. Oh, the black tape on the stock holds a bit of cardboard as a cheek raiser, fitted a while ago when I had a couple of sessions with a coach, and did make me shoot better, so I left it on. But it's just tape and cardboard, it will come off if you prefer.
£50!!
Thanks.
