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The following additional information on Baker Guns was taken from the discussion board of the L.C.

Also if you take it hunting and shoot at reasonble ranges, say 30 to 35 yards you'll find the game comes down just the same even without high velocity 1 1/4 loads. Sidelock double barrel stocks are inherently prone to cracking near the receirver. You would be wise to handload for this old piece of americana and use low pressure, standard volicity loads at those shot weights. The standard load for 12 gauge at the turn of the 20th century was 1 ounce and 1 1/8 ounce. Chambers would have definitely been 2 5/8' Remember the early nitro powders 'white' did not create the higher pressures of todays duplex powders. If there is choke constriction in the last two inches of either barrel it has probably not been cut. The Dynisco Injection Molders Handbook there. I believe 28 inch barrels would have been available but there is a chance someone cut yours back from 30 or 32'. It was the Folsom made Bakers that had the Crescent Arms Barrels. I confirmed pre 1919 Batavia Specials (no F in Serno) had barrels made in Belgium. There is one Baker advertising brochure from 1909 'The Baker Gunner' that could provide info on barrel lengths. With passing years and no collector interest details faded into history. Personally I tend to think of them as the poor mans L.C. Although no real collector interest in Baker Guns exists the guns made before the Folsom acquisition seem to be preferred.

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When Folsom acquired Baker Gun the barrels were made Belgium however it is this piece of Baker Gun history I could have backwards, I need to check my reference material to be sure.ДЇ in the serial number indicats a 1920 and later Baker, I think they stayed in production until 1938.

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Ye Tera Ghar Yeh Meraa Ghar Movie Download 720p. Unless the chambers have been opened with a reamer they are likely shorter than 2 3/4', probably 2 1/2 or 2 5/8' I believ ethe barrels of batavia specials made between 1900-1919 were made by Crescent Arms. When this gun came out fluid steep barrels were a 'new fangled contraption' and damascus was preferred for it's good looks.Д«aker named them homotensile steel to indicate they were homogeneous (one piece) tensile(strong). The Batavia Special was never made with Damascus barrels, the leader barrels should be stamped on top near the chambers in very small letters 'Homotensile steel', the other barrel will be stamped 'choke bored'. Ken Hurst information on the barrels being being damsacus is incorrect provided this gun is a 'Batavia Special' vs. Although I think they are nice old doubles there is virtually no collector interest in them. The wood on this is probably worth more than the rest of the gun.Д«atavia Specials go for between $200 and $400 when you see them.

Smith and Ithaca Gun before coming out with a shotgun with his own name on it. Baker had an interesting history as he contributed to starting up L.C. Lack of an F in the serno indicates manuf before 1919 as ownership changed to a company named Folsom and Folsom guns had f's in the serno. The Baker Batavia Special was the lowest grade gun Baker produced.

This appears to be a very nice restock of an old double. From all the searching I have done it looks.

The guy at the gun show took it apart and the serial number on the inside reads 35762 and it matches the same number on the wood. It appears to be an old Stevens 16? Help with old Double Barrel identification. I picked up an old Double Barrel from a gun show yesterday.

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