Hi everyone I have just acquired a 12 gauge side x side and am trying to find info on it and maybe a value it it has eatons of Canada on the sight rail and has made in spain on trigger guard with the letters M3 on one side of the receiver it has 2 pheasants engraved on the other it has 2 grouse engraved on the underside it has a duck engraved and the serial number on all 3 pieces is 128667 but no markings of manufacturer that I can see could any one help me out would like to know when it was made and what its value might be thank you. Many of the old sxs manufacturers made guns for the big chain stores. Spain in particular is fussy about putting the name of destination on the gun before it can leave the country. (You will always find the chain store or at minimum a numbered co., such as with Bilozir's on the gun). On the plus side, all european guns must be proofed, and therefore there is a legend of stamps on the underside of the barrel and in the action. Quite often there is a manufacturer stamp with the proof marks. If you could post a picture of the proof marks, or get someone smarter than myself to post the pics, likely we could give you way more info than any based on what you provided above.

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Ok, first let me say that i'm very ignorant when it comes to double barrel shotguns so excuse any obvious mistakes that I may make. I inherited my grandfather's Victor Sarasqueta sxs 12ga and I know nothing about this shotgun. I tried google and found some similar shotguns around 1500-2k, but I didn't find the one I currently own.

Here are some tidbits about the shotgun. 1.) on top of the bar that runs down the middle of the barrels reads 'FCA DE Victor Sarasqueta Eibar.' 2.)underneath the barrel where it attaches to the trigger part of the shotgun reads '850 kgs' 12-70 inside a diamond figure and it also has a rabbit in a running motion.

3.) The trigger part has a dog that looks like it's hunting engraved on both sides and a duck flying underneath. The serial number is 124790 Can anyone tell me the model# and production year? I absolutely don't want to sell it as my grandfather was very close to me, but i'd like to insure it and was curious as to what it's value is.

Any help is greatly appreciated. 0311 Inida 3/5 USMC #200783 - 08/26/10 11:49 AM Re: Rookie needs help identifying victor sarasqueta. [] Boxlock Registered: 08/26/10 Posts: 3. You have a lower grade Victor Sarasqueta gun, commonly called a 'boxlock' action.

I suspect the $1,500-$2,000 guns you saw are higher grade 'sidelock' action designs. They certainly should be at those prices. Look again at the proof marks, you should see a single digit letter followed by a single digit number, such as F1, which means the gun was proofed in 1960, G1 means 1961, H1 means 1962, etc.

Given that it's a 12 gauge, it appears to be in good condition, my guess would be $600-$800 at retail. VS made both entry level guns, which is about what you have, and higher grade guns, such as the sidelock designs mentioned. They are usually well made guns. They were known as 'The Gunmaker To The Kings', the kings of Spain that is.

The Spanish kings liked and used their higher grade sidelock design guns. #200790 - 08/26/10 12:16 PM Re: Rookie needs help identifying victor sarasqueta. [] Sidelock Registered: 03/17/02 Posts: 613 Loc: PRNJ. Others more knowledgable will chime in shortly but. Made by Victor Sarasqueta Eibar spain.

The 12-70 means 12 guage, 70mm (2 3/4') chamber length so it takes shells up to that length. 850 kgs is the proof pressure level it was tested for. There will also be a date code on the flats inside the action which can be used to tell when it was made (probably mid to later 1900s) basically; use non-magnum 2 3/4' (or lower pressure) shells. Light to medium loads will keep both you and the gun happiest and do a fine job on the receiving end.

Sarasqueta was a good maker of mostly midrange shotguns that are considered to be good values for the money. You need to give a better description, and/or pictures of the gun and the action before anyone can tell you which model it likely is. Encore karaoke player v 9 polnuyu versiyu. I assume it is a SxS (they did make some O/U target guns). Is it a boxlock, or sidelock? The company made mostly boxlock guns with many of them having false sideplates that make them look like sidelocks. Single trigger or double triggers? Is the stock straight or does it have a pistol grip?