Description

Deactivated Erbi Double-Barrel Shotgun

This deactivated Armas Erbi double-barrel shotgun is an authentic example of classic double-barrelled gunmaking, professionally rendered permanently non-firing for safe display and collection. Retaining original furniture, engraving and maker’s detail where present, this Erbi shotgun offers the look, balance and craftsmanship of a live firearm while being completely safe and legal to own as a historic or decorative piece.

Erbi shotguns are known among collectors for sound workmanship and traditional finishes. This deactivated example preserves the timber stock, engraved receiver and twin barrels (double-barrel configuration), making it ideal for private collections, country house displays, film and theatre props, or as a tactile teaching aid for museums and educational establishments.

Why this Erbi shotgun stands out

• Genuine Erbi manufacture with original metalwork and timber furniture preserved.

• Professionally and permanently deactivated to EU Specifications

• Retains maker’s marks, serial details and period finish where legible.

• Attractive display piece for collectors, shooting memorabilia enthusiasts and museums.

• Supplied with deactivation certificate.

Technical overview

• Type: Double-barrel shotgun (double-barrel configuration preserved)

• Status: Permanently deactivated — safe, non-firing display piece

• Typical gauges: commonly found in 12 bore

• Materials: Blued steel barrels, engraved receiver, hardwood stock

• Condition: Original finish with age-consistent patina; see condition report and photographs for full details

Condition & provenance
This Erbi shotgun displays surface ageing consistent with honest use and storage: light patina, minor handling marks and preserved maker’s markings.