*VERY DESIRABLE BROWNING POINTER GRADE RKLT OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN w/ BOX

*VERY DESIRABLE BROWNING POINTER GRADE RKLT OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN w/ BOX. SN 21072. Cal. 20ga, 26 3/8″ bbls, matted vent rib, single silver sighting bead, SKEET/SKEET chokes, 3″ chambers, single selective trigger and ejectors. This 1961 receiver is engraved in the beautiful “Pointer” pattern with setter holding duck on left side, pointer holding pheasant on right side, both in wooded scenes, 2 game birds on bottom, 2 pheasants on trigger guard and the balance a tight, foliate arabesque scroll. This wonderful engraving is signed bottom center of left side “WATRIN”. Mounted with streaky walnut, checkered round-knob pistol grip with long tang, Browning hard rubber buttplate, wrap-around multi-point checkered field-style forend. Bore diameter: top -.610, bottom -.610. Bore restrictions: top -.002, bottom -.002. Wall thickness: top -.037, bottom -.037. Drop at heel:2 3/16″ , drop at comb:1 7/16″. Weight: 6lbs. 1oz. LOP 14 1/8″. Accompanied with its orig tan cardboard box and outer shipping box labeled “TO STOEGER ARMS”. Box contains orig tan envelope with owner’s manual, the orig owner’s record card (blank), white envelope with orig guarantee form (blank), a hand-written shipping paper dated July 23, 1963 with a price of $587. There is also a hand-written tag from some time ago with a price of $2,850. PROVENANCE: Private Coll. of a Gentleman. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Gun appears test-fired only. Bbls retain virtually all their orig factory blue with possibly a couple of tiny handling marks. Receiver retains all of its fine factory gray finish. Stock is sound with sharp, crisp, dry, checkering, a couple tiny handling marks and retains its orig factory satin finish. Forend is sound with sharp, dry, crisp, checkering, a couple tiny handling marks and retains its orig factory satin finish. Mechanics are new, non-automatic safety, inertia trigger, strong ejectors and bright, shiny bore. Box is in nice condition with two torn corners. 4-41938 BDT256 (10,000-15,000)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2011

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1250	$13,225.00	VERY DESIRABLE BROWNING POINTER GRADE RKLT OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN w/ BOX. SN 21072. Cal. 20ga, 26 3/8″ bbls, matted vent rib, single silver sighting bead, SKEET/SKEET chokes, 3″ chambers, single selective trigger and ejectors. This 1961 receiver is engraved in the beautiful “Pointer” pattern with setter holding duck on left side, pointer holding pheasant on right side, both in wooded scenes, 2 game birds on bottom, 2 pheasants on trigger guard and the balance a tight, foliate arabesque scroll. This wonderful engraving is signed bottom center of left side “WATRIN”. Mounted with streaky walnut, checkered round-knob pistol grip with long tang, Browning hard rubber buttplate, wrap-around multi-point checkered field-style forend. Bore diameter: top -.610, bottom -.610. Bore restrictions: top -.002, bottom -.002. Wall thickness: top -.037, bottom -.037. Drop at heel:2 3/16″ , drop at comb:1 7/16″. Weight: 6lbs. 1oz. LOP 14 1/8″. Accompanied with its orig tan cardboard box and outer shipping box labeled “TO STOEGER ARMS”. Box contains orig tan envelope with owner’s manual, the orig owner’s record card (blank), white envelope with orig guarantee form (blank), a hand-written shipping paper dated July 23, 1963 with a price of $587. There is also a hand-written tag from some time ago with a price of $2,850. PROVENANCE: Private Coll. of a Gentleman. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Gun appears test-fired only. Bbls retain virtually all their orig factory blue with possibly a couple of tiny handling marks. Receiver retains all of its fine factory gray finish. Stock is sound with sharp, crisp, dry, checkering, a couple tiny handling marks and retains its orig factory satin finish. Forend is sound with sharp, dry, crisp, checkering, a couple tiny handling marks and retains its orig factory satin finish. Mechanics are new, non-automatic safety, inertia trigger, strong ejectors and bright, shiny bore. Box is in nice condition with two torn corners. 4-41938 BDT256 (10,000-15,000) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2011 Please Note:* All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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