Introducing this gorgeous and extremely rare L.C. Smith Hunter Arms Skeet Special, a very special side by side shotgun that is a collector's dream. Only 545 of this 12 Gauge model were ever made, marking this piece as a unique find among firearm enthusiasts. Manufactured in the United States in 1933, this shotgun carries a storied history and a reputation for quality that is synonymous with the L.C. Smith brand.
The overall condition of this firearm is good, showing signs of prior use and handling that contribute to its historic charm. The stock bears a crack where it meets the receiver, and the grip cap has a chip. There is some finish wear on the barrel and a minor indentation on the rib. The receiver has some minor pitting but remains a timeless beauty. The bore is in good condition, clean, well-maintained, and showing minor wear marks.
What sets this shotgun apart is its break-action mechanism, allowing for two rounds to be loaded, fired individually, and then easily ejected by the independent ejectors. It features a single Hunter One trigger and a nonselective mechanical trigger. This model has a 27" barrel with a vent rib and smoothbore features. The shotgun is finished in a traditional blued touch, providing corrosion resistance and a beautiful appearance.
The stock and grips are made of neutral cast walnut wood, showcasing a beautiful figure in the grain. The beaver tail forend and hand-checkering add to its aesthetic appeal. The sights include a front white bead with a mid white bead. The chamber is 2 3/4" with fixed twin skeet chokes. The length of pull is 13.75".
This shotgun is not only a functional firearm but a piece of American history, a worthy addition to any fine collection. Its scarcity, classic design, and proven performance make it an attractive choice for gun enthusiasts. As part of the sale, a bonus soft case is included.




