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Sponsors & Advertisers | DoubleGun Rack |Ĭopyright (c) 1993 - 2021. I'm not really concerned with value much, as I plan to use the gun, but I'd be very curious what else I might learn about the gun.Īny help identifying this gun would be much appreciated! I can't make the other mark out, but seems to have ended with an S inside a rounded box. The makers mark seems to be an AP in a long diamond, but it also appears that this was stamped over another mark. The gun has clearly seen use, but shows little wear, I haven't taken the locks off yet, but it seems to function properly with snap-caps, and the ejectors throw them with some authority. I haven't been able to determine the manufacture yet, but it's a very well made gun 7 pin side-locks, selective ejectors, articulated front trigger, bushed firing pins and the aforementioned nice hand cut engraving etc. The proof marks seem to indicate a 1963 manufacture date (IL) from what I can tell. This one however is a 12 Gauge side-lock gun with nice hand engraving.

It seems as though many of the guns marked as 'El-Faisan' are inexpensive 'poachers' guns in. Along with the indication that it was made in elgiobar. The Gun is marked 'Marca Registrada El-Faisan' In an oval around a pheasant (I know that it's spanish for 'Trade Mark' 'the pheasant') on the barrels. I was told that you guys might be able to help me learn a little more. I can normally use my google-fu to yield enough information about them to satisfy my curiosity, but my most recent acquisition is taxing those skills with little return. I've been on a kick recently of purchasing inexpensive, but serviceable side by sides to use in the field. I'm new here, but I hope that over time I'll get the chance to read and interact more, as you guys seem like a nice bunch.

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