LC Smith/Hunter Arms SN:5535

Posted by Anthony DeSpirito on April 20, 2026, 11:33 am

I have a Hunter Arms/ LC Smith that I'd appreciate any info on it. It is a 12 gauge with 2 triggers. Case colored receiver. A woodcock is engraved on the right side with LC Smith engraved below the scene. The left side of the receiver has a quail engraved scene. On top of the barrels at the receiver is a flat spot with Hunter Arms Fulton NY stamped. The barrels are 30 inch Crown Steel. Attached is a picture of the flat on the receiver.

Re: LC Smith/Hunter Arms SN:5535

Posted by Drew Hause on April 20, 2026, 12:04 pm, in reply to "LC Smith/Hunter Arms SN:5535"

If it is a single woodcock, it is a Grade 2, made about 1900 A Research Letter would establish the DOM and possibly to where the gun was originally shipped https://lcsca.clubexpress.com/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=43784&module_id=245742 It appears that the L firing pin bushing has been buggered, and the colors on the action flats look like 'torch colors' rather than original bone charcoal case colors. The gun will certainly need to be evaluated by a qualified double gun smith.