Lanber Shotgun Model Identification
Twyla Plack
Hello there, last weekend i bought my first shotgun, its a lanber and bought it from the game fair at Blenhiem...which was a very good day although a tad pricy to get in! Im looking for a bit of help to help identify what model lanber i have. I bought it from the Oxford Gun Company stand; its an over and under 12bore with 28" barrels, ejector, automatic safety, the sideplates are a dark blue/blacky. I have pictures but cant put them on here so could email, the chap said its between 10 and 20 years old, i have emailed gmk and their database only goes 10 years back.
Firstly cheers for your posts! the gun doesnt have a number under the barrel release leaver its just on the barrels it starts in IG 15 then another 4 numbers after that but there is no 12? rushjob what is your sporter like, ive heard that lanbers if looked after well will go on for ever! I have tried emailing lanber but have heard nothing back from them as yet. What does IRRC mean? sorry for all the questions too, im still learning
If you look on the under side of the barrels you will see the spanish proof house marks, there should be a a proof house year code made up of a letter and a single number, let me know what it is and i will let you know what year it was proofed and that should give you an idea how old your gun is.
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