This example has beautiful game scenes engraved on the sides and bottom of the receiver. The left side shows a dog pointing at a partridge taking flight on a grassy hillside (unknown Perazzi engraving number but similar to 19 with a different breed of dog). The right side shows four partridges in flight with farmland behind them (unknown Perazzi engraving number). The underside shows a dog with a dead partridge in its mouth with birch trees behind and to the right (Perazzi engraving number 140). Most of the remaining surfaces of the receiver are engraved with floral scroll. The detachable trigger group is numbered to the gun, has an external selector switch and also has extensive floral scroll engraving. The break lever, safety switch and forearm hardware also have extensive floral scroll engraving. The barrels have a white bead front sight, a nickel middle bead sight, are threaded for factory choke tubes with a "0" and a "4" installed and have 2 3/4 inch chambers with long forcing cones and ejectors. Both barrels are stamped with the bore size "18.4" and the date stamp is "BM" for 1999. Mounted on a beautifully figured, multi-point checkered Turkish walnut forearm and pistol grip stock with factory recoil pad. Length of pull is 14 3/8 inches. Comes with the original leather covered Negrini takedown hardcase, 5 extra factory choke tubes (0,2,6,8,10), a factory choke tube wrench, 2 snap caps, a spare parts kit (2 firing pins with springs, 2 hammer springs and hammer spring tool), 2 Briley Spectrum Ported chokes (IC, LM), Briley choke wrench and stock wrench. 2 3/4 inch chambers, bore diameter: O- .725 U- .725, min. bbl thickness: O- .035 U- .035, length of pull: 14 3/8 inches, drop at comb: 1 5/16 inches, drop at heel: 1 7/8 inches, cast-on: ¼ inches, weight: 8lbs 12oz.

Near new, the blue components retain all of their original finish with a few scattered minor marks, some wear on the break lever and some minor oxidation on the break lever. The coin finished components remain bright with only a few minute marks. The wood is very good with some scattered minor dings and scratches along with a couple short hairline cracks at the top and bottom tang. Mechanically excellent. The case is very good. A beautiful shotgun that would be right at home on the sporting clays course!