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JP Sauer Drilling 2-1/2” chambers
12-12/30-30 I bought this here on the fire and have enjoyed it. Have not had it out now in a few years so it’s time to move it on. Sauer Drilling with 28” barrels, 12 gauge with 2-1/2 chambers on top and a handy 30-30 rifle barrel underneath. Also included Is 32 nosler partition (16333) 170 grain & 80 Sierra (2010) 170 grain flat nose and a box of 50 hornady brass . I also have 4 boxes of #7 and 3 boxes +15 #6 for this. Drilling will ship FFL to FFL, brass and bullets USPS and ammunition UPS. $1950.00 shipped and insured.
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I recognize that drilling! Had it for several years, and killed a bunch of game with it, both deer and birds from doves to ducks.

When I had it, it shot typical 170-grain .30-30 factory ammo an inch or two above the front bead at 100 yards, both with the open rear sight and the tang aperture.


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That's a neat piece. Any idea when it was made?

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John , thought you might recognize it! Nice shooter just time for it a new home.

Grumman, not sure when it was made, John might know.
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As far as I could determine it was made around 1900-1910.

The deal was the original Charles Daly firm, which back then was an importing firm on New York City, made a deal with J.P. Sauer to make some drillings in typical American chamberings, including 12-gauge rather than the pretty much standard 16-gauge for drillings in Europe. If I recall correctly, the other rifle cartridges ranged from .25-35 to .45-70.

I bought it from a friend in Great Falls, who allowed me to shoot it with factory Federal 170-grain .30-30 ammo beforehand--which as noted earlier landed a little above the front bead at 100 yards. This wasn't surprising, since the standard .30-30 factory loads back then often used 160-170 grain bullets at close to the same velocity.

It was a little loose when I bought it, so had Briley in Houston tighten it up, which worked great.


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Thank you Mule Deer for the background info that is interesting. The wood grain looks good on it also. I hope it finds a buyer soon.

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Originally Posted by Mule Deer
As far as I could determine it was made around 1900-1910.

The deal was the original Charles Daly firm, which back then was an importing firm on New York City, made a deal with J.P. Sauer to make some drillings in typical American chamberings, including 12-gauge rather than the pretty much standard 16-gauge for drillings in Europe. If I recall correctly, the other rifle cartridges ranged from .25-35 to .45-70.

I bought it from a friend in Great Falls, who allowed me to shoot it with factory Federal 170-grain .30-30 ammo beforehand--which as noted earlier landed a little above the front bead at 100 yards. This wasn't surprising, since the standard .30-30 factory loads back then often used 160-170 grain bullets at close to the same velocity.

It was a little loose when I bought it, so had Briley in Houston tighten it up, which worked great.



Good information, John. A real common rifle round in the early Daly drillings was 38-55, right in that range. Starting about 1909 they imported Sauer sidelock/side-cock drillings, and some 16 gauge guns on a smaller frame came across to us. I had a 16/30-30 that was a great drilling, so I sold it.
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Are the 2 1/2 inch shells included with the gun, or will you sell them separately?


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With the gun until it sells. If the buyer of the gun does not want them I’ll sell them separately.
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Good snag for a fun drilling with all that ammo and components!


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I’m betting he will enjoy it!
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