help Identifying an old spanish single shot shotgun

onemelo1 · October 20, 2009, 11:43 PM

I believe it is an Aramberri Hermanos but am not 100% sure. Ok It is aside action single shot serial # 51659 and another serial #34. It has intricate scroll work one side with what looks to be a boar and dog with other intricate scrolling and the other a red stag and dog with other intricate scrolling and underneath a duck in flight with a stamp of CC with a circle (makers mark) it also has a stamp of a 2 with dashes around it and a larger oval stamp with 12-75 in it. it also has a customs mark of a shield with an x in the middle with something else on top, There is also aother stamp which I can not make out. Also when you remove the barrel there is another serial # 34 inside the receiver. The forend has a push button front to remove with a #34 on that and then the Barrell has all the same stamps and serial #'s as listed above and also gives choke info. The Barrel also has some intricate scroll work where it meets up to the receiver. The gun is beautiful I believe it has Nickel receiver with a blued barrell. Unsure of what wood the stock is made but has a real fancy butt plate as well looks like weaving on it. Any help to confirm what kind of shotgun this is and value would be appreciated

onemelo1 · October 20, 2009, 11:45 PM

some more pics to follow

onemelo1 · October 20, 2009, 11:47 PM

just one more pic after these

onemelo1 · October 20, 2009, 11:48 PM

i hope these help

jkeefer034 · August 18, 2012, 09:04 PM

I have the same exact gun and was wondering if you ever found any information on it. thanks

RA1963 · October 10, 2012, 10:08 AM

I have the same shotgun it is a 16 guage and is very light and a great bird gun for grouse,quail and pheasant. Spanish made gun circa. 1967. These guns are very nice and well balanced and this shotgun fits me very well. Antonio Aramberri was a gun maker mostly shotguns from Eibar Spain, the company produced shotguns as a subcontractor (Parts) for companies such as AYA for example. The gun making capital of Spain, Eibar located in Northern Spain is known world wide for producing fine hunting guns. This particular shotgun was was imported to the USA in the late 1960's (1967-and on) to early 1970's. The stock seems to be made of walnut and has that slender European stock and grip. The trigger and trigger guard, Hammer and parts of the forward hand guard assembly are made of blued or patina finished aluminum alloy. If anyone can contribute anymore information it would be geat. Nice shotgun!!!!!

August 18, 2012, 09:04 PM	#5
jkeefer034 Junior Member Join Date: August 18, 2012 Posts: 1	Spanish Single Barrel Shotgun I have the same exact gun and was wondering if you ever found any information on it. thanks

October 10, 2012, 10:08 AM	#6
RA1963 Junior Member Join Date: October 10, 2012 Posts: 1	Aramberri Hermanos S.R.C. Spanish shotgun I have the same shotgun it is a 16 guage and is very light and a great bird gun for grouse,quail and pheasant. Spanish made gun circa. 1967. These guns are very nice and well balanced and this shotgun fits me very well. Antonio Aramberri was a gun maker mostly shotguns from Eibar Spain, the company produced shotguns as a subcontractor (Parts) for companies such as AYA for example. The gun making capital of Spain, Eibar located in Northern Spain is known world wide for producing fine hunting guns. This particular shotgun was was imported to the USA in the late 1960's (1967-and on) to early 1970's. The stock seems to be made of walnut and has that slender European stock and grip. The trigger and trigger guard, Hammer and parts of the forward hand guard assembly are made of blued or patina finished aluminum alloy. If anyone can contribute anymore information it would be geat. Nice shotgun!!!!!