Help with identifying these old shotguns

[robinghewitt]

There is a John Forrest in Oxford, Stockel shows him ending in 1829 so quite possible, things changed so quickly in the heyday of patents.

Is the shotgun on a shotgun certificate or deactivated? If not you might want to erase this thread PDQ then hide it at the bottom of the canal

[Huttles94]

There is a John Forrest in Oxford, Stockel shows him ending in 1829 so quite possible, things changed so quickly in the heyday of patents.

Is the shotgun on a shotgun certificate or deactivated? If not you might want to erase this thread PDQ then hide it at the bottom of the canal

My grandfather has a section 2 so no worries.

Ill have to have a look about the J Forrest one, cheers

[Huttles94]

more images https://imgur.com/a/y9PNS

The J Forrest shotgun has the number 7090 stamped on the stock.

My Grandfather also thinks it has had a barrel change in the past.