Crafted in the United Kingdom in 1893, this W. Pidcock top-lever hammer gun exemplifies the robust craftsmanship and heritage of late-Victorian British gunmaking. Designed as a versatile, heavy-gauge side-by-side, it combines traditional English architecture with the enduring elegance of Damascus steel.

This imposing 10-gauge piece features 32-inch Damascus barrels joined to an attractive walnut stock with a Prince of Wales grip and a 14 ¼-inch length of pull. Preserved in sound antique condition, it displays honest historical character across the metal and wood, accompanied by a well-stabilized repair to the forend.

Mechanically, the rebounding hammer action functions with authority and locks up tight on face, utilizing manual extractors and crisp double triggers. Offered cleanly as a standalone firearm without a case or accessories, this pre-1899 antique represents a commanding addition to any fine collection.

• Model: Hammer
• Type: Side by Side, Damascus
• Caliber / Bore / Gauge: 10 Gauge
• Barrel Length: 32"
• Overall Length: 48.5"
• Action: Side by Side
• Safety: Manual
• Ejectors: Extractors
• Chambers: N/A
• Chokes: N/A
• Rib: 13.6 - 10 mm Solid rib
• Stock Material: Walnut
• Barrel Type: Side by Side, Damascus
• Length of Pull (LOP): 14 1/4"
• Length of Pull to Wood (LOP to Wood): 13 7/8"
• Cast: Right
• Drop at Comb (DAC): 1 1/2"
• Drop at Heel (DAH): 2 1/2"
• Stock: Prince of Wales
• Palm Swell: No
• Seller Inventory #: N-8619
• Price: $1499
• License Needed: Pre-1899
• Country of Make: United Kingdom
• Year of Make: 1893
• Weight: 8 lbs 13.8 oz