Double shotgun ID

[Skillet]

Is this enough to ID a shotgun for you double gun guru's?  Pic was taken in 1939.

[quadrafire]

Many Many doubles were made back then so would need some close shots of the action w/ markings if possible.

[actionshooter]

That's about impossible to say, but from the shape of the receiver it looks like an LC Smith.

[quadrafire]

Skillet do you have access to this firearm now? That would be cool to follow up on. I love those old shotguns, I bought one last year at a gun show, but haven't shot it yet. They point and swing so nicely.

[Skillet]

I don't think so, but there is an old damascus barrel Syracuse Arms double in my grandpa's closet.  I don't remember the story of where he got it, might be that gun. I'll be over in Spokane this weekend and will check.

[quadrafire]

Coold will be interesting to know!!

[wadu1]

That's about impossible to say, but from the shape of the receiver it looks like an LC Smith.

I would agree with actionshooter LC Smith, I would also add Remington and from the size of the barrels I think it is a 10 gauge. 

[AWS]

LC Smiths were sideloçks the action seems to narrow too soon to be a sidekick and the for end snaps on.  It could be a Lefever Nitro special or one of the other low end models.  It to s justoo blurry to really tell.

[jackson7]

that picture doesn't show whether a sidelock or boxlock. makes it hard to tell. could be anything, even European.
I would guess old parker, ithaca or fox but wouldn't place a bet on it.

[Skillet]

LC Smiths were sideloçks the action seems to narrow too soon to be a sidekick and the for end snaps on.  It could be a Lefever Nitro special or one of the other low end models.  It to s justoo blurry to really tell.

I don't think it's a sidelock either.  Usually they have more material on the side of the stock above the trigger to house the spring mechanism, and this gun doesn't appear to have it.  That might be a trick of the angle though, not sure. 

Likely also a lower end model, as that side of my family were poor Minnesota farmers.  It is family lore that they had heard about a Great Depression going on, but they never noticed it...

I am thinking it might be that Syracuse Arms gun in the closet (hoping so) or another "form follows function" type of boxlock.

[MP123]

The barrels look pretty big to me too, I don't think it's a 16 or 20.  Likely 12 or maybe 10.  Stevens made a lot of relatively inexpensive shotguns back then too so I'll throw that into the mix...

[Skillet]

Pretty sure I have a match to Great Grandpa Alvin's gun with the old damascus barrel Syracuse Arms that's been hibernating in the back of a closet-