AYA 12 Ga.
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Spike
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Branson Missouri USA
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AYA 12 Ga.
I have a vintage AYA double barrel 12 ga. It closely resembles their Matador model. I know AYA is very popular in England where they take their shotguns seriouse. Mine is so early that it doesn't have a model name nor number any where on it. I'm wondering if that would make it a desired collectors piece and wondering the value. I know I saw an identicle one in a gun digest in 1974 for $2,300. Anyone know anything about AYA?
#2
I have a vintage AYA double barrel 12 ga. It closely resembles their Matador model. I know AYA is very popular in England where they take their shotguns seriouse. Mine is so early that it doesn't have a model name nor number any where on it. I'm wondering if that would make it a desired collectors piece and wondering the value. I know I saw an identicle one in a gun digest in 1974 for $2,300. Anyone know anything about AYA?
http://www.aya-fineguns.com/historia...s%20de%20serie
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Spike
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Branson Missouri USA
Posts: 40
Thanks, under the barrel it has several proof marks, the serial No. 135580
what looks to be 1420 MCE but the letters are very feint. 183 with what apears to be a kind of X but almost looks like crossed rifles
900 KCS
choke 17.3 & 18.5 under both barrels42 - 70 inside an oval
Fca Aguirre Y Aranzaral Made in Spain on top of one barrel
Ravell Barcelona on the other
it has a single trigger with a gold selector button and the "S" for safety is inlaid gold
what looks to be 1420 MCE but the letters are very feint. 183 with what apears to be a kind of X but almost looks like crossed rifles
900 KCS
choke 17.3 & 18.5 under both barrels42 - 70 inside an oval
Fca Aguirre Y Aranzaral Made in Spain on top of one barrel
Ravell Barcelona on the other
it has a single trigger with a gold selector button and the "S" for safety is inlaid gold