Iver Johnson .410 SKEET-ER – Rare Miller Single Selective Trigger, 3″

What a great find we have here, a 1930’s era Iver Johnson double gun chambered for the 3” .410 shell that is still in ALL FACTORY ORIGINAL METAL FINISHES INCLUDING 98% BARREL BLUE, 97% ACTION BLUE,  AND 97% TRIGGER GUARD BLUE.  Only 500 SKEET-ERs were ever made in .410, and you can find them from time to time with double triggers, but there are very few that were ever made with the Miller Single Selective Trigger.  This gun has seen little use and is over 80 years old.  The wood-to-metal fit is superb.  The 28” barrels are choked IC/XF and have mirror bores, are tight as new on the hinge pin and breech face, and the ribs are tight.  The mechanics are in perfect working order.  THIS IS A VFI CERTIFIED GUN, MEANING WE STRIPPED THE ACTION AND FOREND IRON TO THE SMALLEST PARTS, ULTRASONIC CLEANED ALL PARTS, SCRUBBED AND INSPECTED EACH FOR FUNCTION AND INTEGRITY, LUBRICATED ALL AND REASSEMBLED, AND FINALLY TEST FIRED.  VFI Certified guns have a 90-day mechanical warranty.  Weighing just 6lbs. 5oz. and balanced right on the hinge pin, it is an iconic example of an American vintage small bore.  Rabbits, woodcock, quail, and even bigger game like grouse and pheasants are all fair game for the experienced shooter.  Cracking clay targets is always fun with a tiny .410 and if you score well with a .410 you will be deadly with larger gauges.  Even the stock is still full length of pull.  Most of the vintage .410’s you find have short stocks and recoil pads.  This gun has it all.  See the specifications below, examine the photographs to see the high condition that this gun possesses, and put the gun in your collection or quiver of upland guns for those special hunts.  You won’t see another like this one anytime soon, so don’t hesitate or she will be gone.  Thanks for looking!