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J. Blanch & Son Boxlock Side by Side, 16 Ga, 28" Barrels

$1,195.00
J. Blanch & Son Boxlock Side by Side, 16 Ga, 28" Barrels

2 1/2" Chambers | Full & Mod Chokes | Overall Length 44 1/2" | Good Condition | No Case

J. Blanch & Son Boxlock Side by Side in 16 Ga, a classic lightweight English boxlock field gun built with 28" barrels and a solid rib. It features a Prince of Wales stock in English Walnut and a two-trigger break-action design for reliable field performance. The smoothbore barrels and traditional scroll engraving on the receiver reflect the craftsmanship of J. Blanch & Son.

Dating to 1920 in the United Kingdom, this boxlock side-by-side is chambered 2 1/2" with Full choke on the left and Mod choke on the right; It has 28" barrels and an overall length of 44 1/2". The top rib reads "J. Blanch & Son 29 Gracechurch St London". The wood is a deep brown with amber-gold tones, and there is a deeper gouge on the left-hand side of the stock along with other handling marks. The receiver retains crisp classic scroll engraving, and the silver bead sight remains. Break action works well. Weight is approximately 6 lb 5 1/5 oz; LOP 14 3/8", LOP to Wood 14 1/8"; DAC 1 3/8", DAH 2 3/8"; Cast Neutral; Stock: Prince of Wales. The barrel bluing shows wear but there is no corrosion. It is licensed for FFL.
  • Model: Boxlock
  • Type: Side by Side
  • Caliber / Bore / Gauge: 16 Ga
  • Barrel Length: 28"
  • Overall Length: 44 1/2"
  • Action: Side by Side
  • Safety: Automatic
  • Triggers: Double
  • Ejectors: Extractors
  • Barrel selector: No
  • Chambers: 2 1/2"
  • Chokes: L: Full, R: Mod
  • Rib: Solid rib, tapered 10 1/2 mm - 7 1/2 mm
  • Stock Material: English Walnut
  • Barrel Type: Smoothbore
  • Length of Pull (LOP): 14 3/8"
  • Length of Pull to Wood (LOP to Wood): 14 1/8"
  • Cast: Neutral
  • Drop at Comb (DAC): 1 3/8"
  • Drop at Heel (DAH): 2 3/8"
  • Stock: Prince of Wales
  • Palm Swell: No
  • Seller Inventory #: 04732
  • Price: $1,195
  • License Needed: FFL
  • Country of Make: United Kingdom
  • Year of Make: 1920
  • Weight: 6 lb 5 1/5 oz
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