Look for West-German vintage J.P. Sauer (ejector version goes by 'Royal') it's very stout construction and heavy enough not to loosen all your tooth fillings when you shoot if you have them. The price for clean one was about $1200 five years ago therefore it should be worth about $1000 today (those sell like 'penicillin laced' bread). SAUER & SOHN, J. Location: Suhl and Eckernfoerde, Germany. Oldest firearms manufacturing firm in Germany. Founded in 1751 in Suhl. During this period the company produced high quality handguns and long guns. In 1938, it introduced a new double-action semi-automatic pistol, Sauer 38H. SHOTGUNS Model 60 Royal Model. JP Sauer & Sohn Royal Shotgun for sale online. Return Policy: Only U.S. Postal money orders, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex, or personal checks will be accepted. Wii u loadiine gx2 games download. JP Sauer and Sohn Royal 20 ga sxs 1963 near new Description: JP Sauer and Sohn Royal 20 ga sxs manufactured in 1963. Gun is in near new maybe unfired condition with only a couple indentations in wood from 50 plus years in safe. Play purble place online. Gun has 26 inches barrels choked ic/mod with level filed rib and side clips. Sauer is the first European manufacturer to work with us to have a rifle chambered in a new caliber Hornady has developed at launch. This is a proud step for both companies.”. Sauer & Sohn’s own website describes their new Model 100 as “The entry into the world of Sauer.” Probably, but despite its great name the Model 100 stands.

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<16ga. Guns ~ JP Sauer & Sohn

cvdawley

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 9:15 pm

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Has anyone had experience with JP Sauer sxs's? For some reason I feel an attraction to these guns, though I have never had one.

Old Shatterhand

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:36 pm

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cvdawley wrote:

Has anyone had experience with JP Sauer sxs's? For some reason I feel an attraction to these guns, though I have never had one.

Pre-WWII guns are quite good as are other german guns from that time. I have got one in 12-bore, and it is a simple but well manufactured and well balanced gun. I would compare the qulity from this period with pre-war Winchesters. i.e. excellent.
You will find good information on this site: http://web.comhem.se/~u24326782/ It is the homepage of a swedish Sauer collector, mr. Haggårds.
Old Sh.
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mdm1

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 1:45 pm

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I owned and shot one in 16 ga. for several years. It was a 1956 model, 68 cm barrels, choked full/full. Mine was plain, but very well made, very reliable. Metal to metal fit was quite tight even after 40 years. I sold it because it was time for something else with more open chokes. At least that's what I told myself at the time. Good luck.
Milton

cvdawley

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:39 pm

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Shatterhand: You emailed me an article but something went wrong in the transmission and I cant access it, could you send it to me again? Thanks

JonP

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 8:35 pm