Folding Baretta Shotgun
I just bought a single shot 12gauge shotgun made by Baretta. It's got a "veritable montblanc" engraving and seems very well made. It also has a very long barrel. The most interesting thing about and the reason I bought it: it folds. There's an extra projection in front of the trigger. When you hit it, it breaks the stock and folds up in half. My questions:
1. With the long barrel, can I shoot regular shotgun shells?
2. Any idea on age? Are the folding shotguns rare?
steve from ohio
1. With the long barrel, can I shoot regular shotgun shells?
2. Any idea on age? Are the folding shotguns rare?
steve from ohio
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Is it a "Companion" {FS-1}model ???
Ruric,0 -
I'll throw in the prices according to "Ned Schwing's 13th" ...Exc./$250.-V.G./$225.-Good/$175.-Fair/$125.-Poor/$90.......
Ruric, NE OHIO0 -
i checked the gun and here's the markings i could see:
petro beretta
gardone VT
made in italy
high strength chromium molybdenum steel
fucile rinforzato speciale brevettato
12 veritable monobloc
does that help?
steve
steve from ohio0 -
I have a beretta fs-1 folding stock and it has markings when breaking open the barrel it has a crown with the letter pr underneath it, and also a round marking with a star and underneath that the letters ps, another marking which looks to be a shield, also has a lady playing a harp and the veritable monobloc its engraved very nicely and engravings goin up the barrel. my question is does your gun have the same markings? 0
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