Gunanddoglover
semi auto love...
I have owned a number of Holland and Holland, Rigby, Purdy, JP Sauer, Beretta (custom shop), shotguns and double rifles over the years so I know a little about high dollar guns. One thing is certain, most people look at the engraving without understanding that no amount of engraving will make a gun a better gun. Perrazi boxlocks can endure perhaps 100k to 200k rounds thru them without shooting loose. In the photos above, the gun is made to look like a back-action side-lock, but the finely engraved plates are false side plates for decoration only. Both of these guns are built on a mono-block, i.e. the action, which is both cnc machined and finished using spark erosion. The engraving may have been touched up by an engraving school.Looking to bed a Perazzi guys ear for a minute or two... trying to verse myself on a few small points regarding stocks...
Just taking a shot at it, I very rarely hear any Italian Chatter except from
Do you mind if I shoot you a PM with a couple questions and pictures.
PM sent. I cannot text
The only thing I have heard that was negative about a Perazzi was about a cowboy, one who closes a gun by slamming it shut.....not the fault of the gun at all.
...or need. I have shot 400 straight (skeet) with my $210 Remington 870 police Gun, 18" barrel, choked cyl.
yeah....I did the same....however was using a flip....doubles were a little tricky
