*Spanish, 12 Bore Double Barreled Sawn Off Shotgun, By Ignacio Ugartechea – Eibar, Deactivated*
This double-barreled box lock shotgun follows a side-by-side construction and hails from the renowned gun-making region of Eibar, Spain. Crafted by Ignacio Ugartechea, it represents one of the many family-owned gun-making businesses renowned for producing high-quality shotguns. This particular specimen is in excellent condition, featuring exquisite engravings of conch shells and fine chequering on the stock.
Stamped with the BP proof mark, this shotgun indicates production post-1931.
Established in 1922 by D. Ignacio Ugartechea, Armas Ugartechea boasts a legacy spanning generations, with three individuals named Ignacio Ugartechea having played significant roles in the company’s history: the founder, his son, and his grandson. Armas Ugartechea, located in Eibar, Spain, is a leading manufacturer of guns and rifles. As a privately held firearms manufacturing company, its products are esteemed worldwide for various sporting and hunting pursuits. Armas Ugartechea offers several models of double-barreled shotguns and was the first Spanish company to produce under and over barrel guns.
*Condition*
Very good condition. Nicely preserved sawn-off shotgun. This shotgun conforms to the latest deactivation spec, so breaks but does not dry-fire or strip down. Painstakingly built by hand, these are not mass produced or fit with an “acceptable” tolerance. This shotgun has great fit and finish. This shotgun displays honest field use. Please refer to images as a part of our condition report.
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