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just came across this on a website, first one iv seen :yes::good: it's in good condition aswell for its age :good:

 

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The 410 MAGNUM UMBRELLA SHOTGUN

 

~ Once in a lifetime an opportunity to own something really special comes your way ~

 

~ If you miss this opportunity, will you ever forgive yourself ? ~

 

This rare umbrella shotgun was made by J.Wilson in 1985, as we have already mentioned, it is in 410 bore with a 3" magnum chamber. Exceptional quality carved horn handle, horn trompion, gilt mounts, fully functioning and in 1st class condition. Offers invited over £2000-00

 

~ The handle, gilt mount, trigger & chamber ~

 

~ Is there another one like this on the Internet ? or anywhere in the world ? ~

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"Firearms Law - Guidance to the Police, 2002,"

- in the section entitled "Prohibited Weapons", States:

 

 

3.11 Category (ix) was introduced primarily

to control walking stick shot guns, but covers

any firearm disguised as something else,

 

So there you go, buy one, get jail free! :lol:

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The law is crystal clear:

 

11.15 It should be noted that chief officers of

police are not empowered (as they are with

firearm certificates) to impose any conditions

of their own on shot gun certificates. The

only exception to this is in relation to section

5(5) of the 1998 Rules and section 5A(3) of

the 1968 Act (as amended). This provides

that when a person wishes to acquire a shot

gun disguised as another object for the

purpose of it being kept or exhibited as part

of a collection, the certificate shall be subject

to an additional condition restricting the use

of that shot gun to use for that purpose. The

most common shot gun of this kind will be

the walking-stick shot gun.

 

So, yes you CAN have walking stick and umbrella shot guns, as detailed in Guidance. I'm a member of a collectors organisation (Historical Breechloading Smallarms Association - HBSA) and quite a lot our members collect walking stick and umbrella shotguns.

 

If you want to see some on display visit the HBSA stand at Chatsworth Country Fair in August.

 

Kind regards

 

Andy

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