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If this refers to the original shot gun it is
a no where near French or Belgium military anything .
Rudyard
a no where near French or Belgium military anything .
Rudyard
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Old family gun...ID help requested
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Agreed, the first thing I thought was imported back action shotgun from Belgium. I'd put it at post Civil War.
You might want to be sure it's unloaded.
Really nice shape. You could spend a few dollars and get a scope that would fit your phone and put it down the barrel, making the phone the viewing screen to have a look at the barrel interior. It might be shootable.
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