Posted by Jason Brumett
The splendid Jubilee over-and-under Beretta, made in 12, 20, 28 and .410 gauge models, is distinguished by rich, baroque spiral and floral engravings on the receiver and side plates, and by its exquisitely proportioned construction. There are no screws on the plates, allowing the master engravers to express their artistry in full, while the internal surfaces and mechanisms are impeccably polished. The elongated trigger guard, the safety and top lever are also completely engraved.
The Jubilee shares the other characteristics with the S687 over-and-under. The stock and fore-end, made from the highest quality walnut, are finely checkered. Repeated polishing (with Tru-Oil® on request) enhances the beautiful wood grain. The antique shield - displaying P.B. in 24 carat gold - is encased within the fore-end. A sturdy ABS plastic or leather carrying case with accessories is also provided.
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Make: Beretta Model: Uberti 1858 New Army Carabine Caliber: .44
This in one of the first muzzle loading revolving carbines. It differentiates itself for its easy handling and reliability. About 3.000 models were produced between 1866 and 1879.
