Anyone know what one would be worth?
Or have one sitting in their safe they would like to part with.
Anyone know what one would be worth?
Or have one sitting in their safe they would like to part with.
Are they not usually just a sawn off shotgun, probably under legal length?
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
I want one too! Check the NZ Antique Arms Auctions, they come up, there's an auction in Palmerston North 6 Sept check on line
Boom, cough,cough,cough
No, not just sawn off.
Yes under legal length for a rifle so considered a handgun so C endorsement required to own.
heres some info on em
on target shooter nz: KEA GUN -Single Barrelled .410" Shotgun-Pistol
The antique arms will have an auction in your area at least once a yr, join up and ask the members
Boom, cough,cough,cough
Forgive my ignorance, but I hope a "kea gun" is not intended for gunning kea???
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Had one as a kid. They were plentiful then. Spanish but cannot remember the company. Most common were the short jobbies, less common the full length shotguns. Folded back on themselves so very concealable. Were eventually deemed to be pistols and most of them surrendered. Although 410 a mate and I fired a 303 thru it - the crazy things u do when juvenile and brainless.
Well they were, hence the name. Keas were a major pest to high country farmers. They're kill sheep by landing on its back and eating their way into the kidneys. At that time, keas were shot on sight -- bounties were even placed on their heads by some farmers.
But I doubt clickbang wants one for shooting keas now.
Keep an eye on trademe @clickbang. My mate picked up a really cool one only a few months ago for a couple hundred.
I'm drawn to the mountains and the bush, it's where life is clear, where the world makes the most sense.
Yep not really into killing keas funilly enough. How did he manage that @JoshC ? I thought as they are considered a handgun would be pretty hard to sell on trademe?
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