Here is a few Pics that I have without taking apart this gun. This gun was given to my father in law year ago by a hunter he guided. I don't want to take it apart if I don't have too. It is missing parts and not shootable. It was a gift and will now be a wall hanger from now on. Any input will be greatly appreciated.
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H.J. Sterling was a tradename used by Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., Chicago on several different Belgian imports.
Your gun was made by H. Pieper and the Red Deer head carved stock and inlaid shield were fairly common
1910 "carved deerhead stock"
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Your gun was made by H. Pieper and the Red Deer head carved stock and inlaid shield were fairly common
1910 "carved deerhead stock"
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I have a 12 gauge with 32" damascus barrels and hammers. The name engraved into the locks appears to be something T. Sterling. Would love to have more information on this gun. Will post pics if I can figure it out.
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