A lil more pic of the gun might help
Thank you - you ever heard of that brand? I have not
i have not and i even did a *very* quick google search and looks like....there ain't much info lol. might see what i come up with later.
Seeing the entire gun would be helpful. 
Also, take the gun apart and there should be markings on both the water table and the barrel flats.
Also, take the gun apart and there should be markings on both the water table and the barrel flats.
Back a hundred years ago every gunsmith in Belgium exported guns to America, plus after WWl and WWll GI's brought thousands back as souvenirs. So it's not hard to come across a "no name" gun you can't find any info on.
Fine old European double wall hanger. Fluid steel barrels, well-engraved action, some light pitting in both barrels. Tight action, working hammers, great triggers, really excellent walnut stock and forearm with a pattern of silver nail decorations within the checkering. I bought this maybe 30 years ago because I had never seen anything like it; never tried to shoot it -- and if you want to, it's between you, your gunsmith and your Maker. I suspect this migrated to America in some GI's duffel bag at the end of WWII, probably looted from a Belgian farmhouse. Must be 100 years old or older. Pretty thing.
Auction 8581535 - Picture 1 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 2 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 3 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 4 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 5 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
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Thats amazing - I thought someone had installed all of those little brads in this one in recent years as a decoration. Very good. If you don't mind, how long is the barrel on that one? Mine is 20". Do you think someone sawed it off or could it be what they call a Coach Gun?Fine old European double wall hanger. Fluid steel barrels, well-engraved action, some light pitting in both barrels. Tight action, working hammers, great triggers, really excellent walnut stock and forearm with a pattern of silver nail decorations within the checkering. I bought this maybe 30 years ago because I had never seen anything like it; never tried to shoot it -- and if you want to, it's between you, your gunsmith and your Maker. I suspect this migrated to America in some GI's duffel bag at the end of WWII, probably looted from a Belgian farmhouse. Must be 100 years old or older. Pretty thing.
Auction 8581535 - Picture 1 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 2 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 3 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 4 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
Auction 8581535 - Picture 5 - Electra 12-GA. Belgian outside hammer SBS double
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