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AYA guns today The AYA line of high quality shotguns is one of the most complete offered by any gunmaker in the world today. There is literally something for everyone, from hunters of all kinds of small game, to competitive live-bird and clay-target shooters. AYA makes double-barreled shotguns in both side-by-side and over-and-under models, with either boxlock or sidelock actions. They range in price from affordable boxlocks to sidelock masterpieces that are some of the most exquisite examples of fine gunmaking to be found anywhere. Every gun in the AYA line has been tested and proven by time. – 17 – AYA guns today From top Model Nº 1, Model Nº 2 and Model Nº 4/53
Model Nº 4/53 T he Nº 4 has been AYA’s standard boxlock design since 1960. It is modelled on a Westley Richards boxlock action, brought to Spain by the King brothers. The Anson & Deeley action, the most famous of all boxlock designs, was created by two employees of Westley Richards in 1875, and ever since, Westley Richards guns have defined boxlock elegance. The Nº 4 is mechanically very simple, which makes it durable, dependable, and easy to service. It employs a Purdey double underbolt locking system. Standard Features • Side by Side hammerless boxlock ejector shotgun. • Double locking mechanism wich replaceable hinge pin. • Disc set firing pins. • Double trigger (optional selective or non-selective trigger). • Chopper lump barrels with concave rib. • Light scroll engraving. • Automatic safety. • Split bottom plate. • Straight hand oil finished walnut stock. • Initial Oval. • Available with colour hardened or old silver finish. • 12, 16, 20, 28 & .410 bore. • 28" barrels, with other barrel lengths to order. • Approximate weight in 12 bore 6 lbs 10 oz. – 18 –
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Page 6 and 7: A fondness for AYA by Michael McInt
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