Description Early Browning Superposed chambered in 12 gauge for 2 3/4″ shells with 30″ vented rib special steel double barrels. The top bore has a fixed FULL choke and the bottom bore has a fixed MOD choke. Manufactured between 1931 and 1939 with a four digit serial number of 1080. Blued barrels, engraved lock, trigger guard, and lever. Single trigger with barrel selector. Tang mounted safety. Checkered wood forend and pistol grip stock with brown rubber Pachmayr recoil pad. The stock has custom inlayed “HLM” initials on the bottom, and a added wood cheek rest with hard rubber cover. Dual bead sights with white rear and red front. Comes in its black hard case with a leather sling. The outside of the case has the HLM initials as well. Must ship to a FFL or C&R holder. Condition: Good/Very good with general scratches, contact marks, and cosmetic handling wear. Some spots and speckling of metal oxidation on the blued parts. Scratches, scuffs, and dings on the wood. Small thin crack on the left side of the grip. Added cheek rest, the bottom of the wood on the cheek rest appears to have broken off with peeling of the rubber covering. Visual lines from the cheek rest being added. Bright and clean smooth bores. Barrel Length: 30″ Serial: 1080 Manufacturer: BROWNING Gauge: 12 Ga. Model: Superposed Year-Range 1931-1939 Book# 03682