The Belgian Percussion Double Barrel is a used 12-bore double-barrel shotgun made around the 1850s and 1860s, with 31.5-inch barrels. The barrels are fairly sharp and keep about 20 percent of their original brown finish, with grey patina over most of the surface. The wood is rated very good with light handling wear. The top of the barrels bears a name that is not fully legible, apart from the word Liege.

Its age, the grey patina and the 12-bore double-barrel layout suit buyers who collect antique percussion shotguns rather than shooters looking for a modern gun. The legible word Liege is the main identifying detail on the barrels. Its 31.5-inch barrels and 12-bore layout are the configuration details a collector will compare first.

Key features

• Antique percussion double barrel, 12 bore
• 31.5-inch barrels, about 20 percent brown finish
• Very good wood, light handling wear
• Barrel name partly illegible, Liege visible
• Made around the 1850s and 1860s

Ships to your FFL dealer for Form 4473 and a background check; pickup is at 18 or older, or 21 where the state requires it.