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Scroll-back Boxlock
The Scroll-back- Boxlock was the
The guns name is a result of its elegant "scroll" join between the action body and the stock. This scroll proved so popular that it was introduced to the round action over and under when the gun was designed.
Create your very own bespoke Scroll-back boxlock HERE, to get an idea of what yours could look like.
Fixed chokes or Teague Multi-chokes are available on every Boxall & Edmiston
Base of scrollback Boxlock, full scroll engraving and gunmakers name
Side of scroll-back Boxlock showing the elegant scroll joining the stock and action
Anson rod forend release, Deeley catch fitted as standard
The scrollback feature was so well received it features on the round action over & unders
The Teardrop of a gun is the calling card or signature of a stocker
Double triggers are a standard feature on Boxall & Edmiston's side by sides but a single triggered version is available upon request
The Scrollback Boxlock uses the tried and tested Anson and Deeley Boxlock design, with some Boxall & Edmiston advances