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German Combination Gun - Pictures Added

crockette
Need info on an unmarked German combination gun. Very well made 20ga single shot bolt action over a pump action, tube-fed 8mm/? rifle. Takes down just in front of dual trigger assembly. NO makers name or proofs. one barrel marked KRUPP ESSEN Laufstahl. Altogether extremely well made, rust blued, fine checkered wood, excellent bores. ANYONE ??? See photos on hunt101.com.- GERMAN COMBO
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  • rufe-snow
    It would be best if you could post quality photos. The firearm you describe sound very unusual, to say the least. Just because the barrel is marked "Krupp", I wouldn't assume it's German made. Very, Very few of their firearms are found without proof marks. Also, bolt action shotguns and pump action rifles are something that are not normally made in Germany, or in fact any of the gun making countries in that part of the world.
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  • redneckandy
    I would like to see pics of that. I have never heard of a design like that.

    Edit: I have never seen anything like that so I can't help you any, but that is a beautiful firearm and I would love to add that to my collection. (Just can't afford to right now[:(])
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  • rufe-snow
    You have to give us a link to your photos, and also give us approval to access your album/photos on hunt101.
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  • leeblackman
    It will probably last forever too, Krupp makes the best steel in the world ;)
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  • crockette
    www.hunt101.com/data/500/COMBO-FL.JPG[/img]
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  • nononsense
    crockette,

    More pictures give a greater chance of someone being able to identify your firearm.

    COMBO-FL.JPG

    COMBO-forend.JPG

    COMBO-actionR.JPG

    COMBO-bbls.JPG

    COMBO-muzzle.JPG

    COMBO0butt.JPG

    Best.
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  • crockette
    THANKS for the help NONONSENCE
    dave
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  • OleDuk
    That is REALLY an unusual piece!
    Maybe if you go to e-Gun.de and post the pictures there you'll get a response.Or maybe you could get jonk from this site to do it for you.
    He's an excellent German speaker.

    Keep us posted.

    OleDuk[:)][:)]
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  • rufe-snow
    Never seen anything quite like it before! Unless it was some apprentices "masterwork", doubt very seriously it originates from Europe.

    It definitely would fall into the category of one of a kind firearms, known as, "Firearms Curiosa". There are a number of big buck collectors who specialize in this kind of stuff. It's apparent suburb condition would definitely be a plus.
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  • crockette
    Thanks for the information guys. dave
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  • zink
    What in the wild, wild world of sports? Never seen nothing like that. Very interesting. I would really like t get a hands on of it!

    Lance
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