Blued steel barrels with dual bead sights on the matted vent rib which is marked "12" at the rear, 1984 dated German proofs, chokes marked skeet/skeet, and 70 mm (2 3/4 inch) chambers with automatic ejectors. The blued action displays floral scroll engraving surrounding "K80/SHOTGUNS/OF ULM/ULM W.-Germany" as well as a pair of gold inlaid game bird scenes. The engraving extends to the trigger guard, top latch, toplever, and light engraving on the upper tang. The gold game scenes consist of a pair of pheasants in flight in a woodland on the left side and a pair of mallards in flight over a marsh on the right side. The gun features a single selective trigger and a tang mounted manual safety switch. Beautifully figured, multi-point checkered Schnabel forend with engraved shoe and Deeley style release and a pistol grip stock with a right hand palm swell and rubber recoil pad. Included with the gun are four matching sets of 28 inch barrels all with skeet/skeet chokes and chambers marked 76 mm (3 inches) with automatic ejectors. Also included is a leather bound takedown case that houses the entire set. Barrel measurements for the .410 bore set (U/O): choke constriction .009/.009 inches. Barrel measurements for the 28 gauge set (U/O): bore diameter nine inches from the breech both proved at 13.9 mm (.547 inches) and both measured at .550 inches; choke constriction .007/.007 inches; minimum wall thickness .042/.055 inches. Barrel measurements for the 20 gauge set (U/O): bore diameter nine inches from the breech both proved at 15.8 mm (.622 inches) and measured at .621/.622 inches; choke constriction .007/.009 inches; minimum wall thickness .043/.046 inches. Barrel and stock measurements (U/O): bore diameter nine inches from the breech both proved at 18.7 mm (.736 inches) and measured at .735/.732 inches; choke constriction .000/.000 inches; minimum wall thickness .045/.047 inches; 1 7/16 inch drop at comb; 2 3/4 inch drop at heel; 14 9/16 inch length of pull; weight 8 lbs 3 oz.