Coach guns...

[761mph]

rossi ( made in brazil back then)used to make a really nice "coach gun", called it " stage coach special"
20' barrels SxS with exposed hammers
i got one in the late '70s, hunted and killed many quail with it, i still have it and wouldn't let it go for anything

 

[ez bake]

Sportsworld in Tulsa has a lot of used shotguns, and I see a lot of old coach guns there.

Next time you pass through Tulsa you should take a look.

+1

If you're looking for an older American-made coach gun, you're going to have to hit the used shelves (especially on a budget).

There's plenty out there, but pawn shops and gun-stores with used sections are where they're hiding.

 

[carleb]

If you're willing to look for something other than American, look at Allan's Armory on his website. He generally has several Husqvarna doubles that are very good quality for reasonable prices. Many are exposed hammers. Huskys are typically very good quality from an age gone by. Worth a look.

 

[carleb]

I just checked Allan's Armory and he didn't have any doubles right now, but you might continue to check. He might get some again.

 

[Glock 'em down]

I just checked Allan's Armory and he didn't have any doubles right now, but you might continue to check. He might get some again.

Thanks carl.

 

[Relentless]

I have a norinco double with exposed hammers, it shoots pretty nice and looks cool, this is the gun cimmaron is/was importing, it can be had for much less as a norinco. I also have a stoeger coach I use for home defense, like said before it doesn't pattern well, but you can't expect much from a $300 sxs