Description:
Photos are representative, but buyer will receive a specimen as good as or better than the photos. Here is the physical definition of the expression, Riding Shotgun, the descendant of the Colt 1878 Hammer Gun and all manner of colleagues, used by Wells Fargo, Wyatt Earp, and Doc Holliday. Manufacturer is Zhongzhou Machine Works of Jin An, China. Importer and warrantor is Century Arms of Georgia VT. Type is external hammer, breech loading side by side or double barreled Coach Gun shotgun. Construction is all steel metal, with dark stained hardwood stock and forend. Chambering is 20 gauge, 3 inch shells or shorter. Barrels are 20 inch blue steel, 3 inch chambered so they will accept any shells from 1 3/4 inch Aguila Mini Buckshot to standard 2 3/4 inch shells, and all the way to 3 inch Magnum. Barrel muzzles gauge at .619 wide open cylinder on the right barrel, and .617 vicinity skeet or improved on the left,. Sight system is .375 serrated top solid steel rib, with Conical end brass bead type front sight. Mechanism is tang mounted breech lever, with tang mounted safety behind the lever. Hammers are exposed rabbit ear type external, .260 width and .375 height smooth spurs at the top. Firing is via hammer strike against spring loaded floating firing pins, and the hammers have half cock and full cock positions. Triggers are double .230 smooth face, forward for the right tube and rear for the left tube. Triggers pull in the 5 pound vicinity. Barrels have once piece extractor block, no shell-slinging ejectors. Buttstock length of pull including their 3/8 inch thick rubber recoil pad is the standard 14 inches, with a 3/4 inch rightward cant, so it is not entirely southpaw friendly. Sling swivels are permanent steel, barrel and buttstock mounted. Finish is semi gloss blued steel metal, and satin finish wood. Note the permanent steel sling swivels. Weight empty is 7 pounds 9 ounces, with center of gravity under the chamber. This Coach Gun comes to us from Century's Distribution system. Surface detractions are minimal to moderate, occasional contact scours on the blued and semi gloss walnut finish wood surfaces, really no more shelf wear than one sees on "new" guns on display in shops across the country. Century Arms shotguns are never cosmetically perfect anyway. We rate these shotguns and their mates as Excellent Condition, 90 percent vicinity by our estimate, but photos ought to suffice for our distinguished shoppers to judge finish grade for themselves. CAI’s one year warranty statement is available online at centuryarms com ConsumerWarrantyPolicyIDWaiver. This shotgun is popular in Cowboy Action circles, but it is also a prize for home defense. Its hammers and safety are a plus; its weight is a plus to prevent heavy recoil. It is attractive, nostalgic, and effective at the same time. We are told, sadly, that this shotgun is being discontinued. Last replacement pricing was $325 on centuryarms biz. We’re offering the Century 20 gauge Coach Gun in the photos, however, or one of its substantially identical mates, each for only $ 259.00. Any ammunition or personnel in our photos are Not included.
Condition:
Used, Minor Wear
Brand:
CENTURY ARMS
Model:
CASG1077N
Caliber:
20 Gauge
Item #:
936769645
Stock No.:
LGSG1077NV
Location:
TN
Trades Accepted: Yes.
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