Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Pazn25 on November 24, 2009, 09:22:51 PM
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I have an old H.S.B and Co. 16 guage side-by-side single shot. It is very old, has two triggers, and I know nothing about it. My grandpa got it a long time ago in a trade. He no longer hunts but has a cool collection of guns. Does any one know anything about this shotgun? Thanks guys.
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Well, it is bigger than a 20ga and smaller than a 12ga. :chuckle: :chuckle:
That is about all I know but post some pics and the experts on here might be able to give you the info you are looking for.
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:chuckle: Thanks for that tid bit of info, I am an electrician so I am familiar with my guages. :chuckle:
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HSB was a distribution company, the did not build guns. Alot of thedouble barrels were built by Cresent, Cresent built alot of guns that were sold under different names.
Carl
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Don't know anything about the specific gun but I can tell you that 16 gauge rocks! I picked up a 1953 rem 870 wingmaster from one of my neighbors for 75 bucks. Cleaned it up and redid the stocks, now my favorite weapon. Great on grouse, and any other bird. I just wish the 16 would have been made is a 3" version.