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  • 11b6r
    Eibar Spain 1932-2010. Decent reputation as shooters.
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  • rufe-snow
    "Hnos" is the Spanish abbreviation for Hermanos/Brothers. The Zabala Brothers were the manufacturers of the shotgun. They are still in business according to my Blue Book. And have exported many different shotguns over the years, to the U.S. Eagle Arms, from NY, isn't listed in my BB. So it must be one of the smaller importers/distributors from years ago.

    Eibar is a city in North Western Spain. It has been the the gunmaking capital of Spain, for hundreds of years.

    One of the Spanish proof marks on the gun will be a coded date, in a alphanumeric format.
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  • fordsix
    zabala made good strong shotguns i have one in 10 bore
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  • Dutchman Ben
    [8D]OK A lot of great info.I did forget to mention that it was a side by side.Mod+Full choke. In good condition what is the current value?Ball park figures are OK.Thanks again Dutchman.
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Dutchman Ben
    [8D]OK A lot of great info.I did forget to mention that it was a side by side.Mod+Full choke. In good condition what is the current value?Ball park figures are OK.Thanks again Dutchman.



    For accurate identification and valuation of the shotgun we need quality close-up photos.

    The Spanish manufacturers, made a whole range of shotguns. From inexpensive utility guns. To semi-custom very expensive models.

    Many of the Spanish shotguns are found on the auction(s). As they were imported and sold in quantity, from the 50's to the 90's. If you can't provide photos. Check out the actual selling prices. To get a ball park value for the one your inquiring about.
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