This example was manufactured in May of 1927. The receiver is engraved with floral scroll and game scenes. The left side shows a red stag roaring and the right side shows a capercaillie grouse strutting. The barrels are engraved with the bust of a buck roe deer in a panel over the chambers. The barrels have a beaded blade front sight, a flip up rear sight, claw mounts, are choked .030/.035 and have 2 5/8 inch chambers with an extractor. Has cocking indicators on the top tang, a selector switch on the top tang, a Greener style side safety and a front set trigger. Mounted on a multi-point checkered walnut forearm and pistol grip stock with raised cheekpiece, cartridge trap and horn trigger guard, grip cap and serrated buttplate. Length of pull is 14 inches.

Fine, the barrels retain 50% of the original blue finish with scattered light scratches, wear and some small spots of oxidation. Strong traces of the original case colors remain in the protected areas. The engraving and markings remain sharp. The wood is good with a poorly repaired crack in the forearm, scattered dings and scratches and smoothed checkering. Mechanically good but the trigger does not set.