Description

The entry level boxlock which in later years was known as the Yeoman was one of the guns that the reputation of AYA was established. In an era that other firms were cutting corners in the production standards of their cheaper guns to fulfil orders to a price point, AYA wouldn't budge on their build quality and although lacking fancy engraving and walnut, are renowned for reliability and durability.
This example is an earlier model from 1964, 28"€ barrels with game ½ and full chokes under a concave rib with a 14.5 lop on an English shaped stock and splinter fore-end. All pretty standard although this gun has more prominent grain than normal and a lightened colouring.
I have however about twenty example of the same model with different barrels, stocks and chokes to ensure a perfect fit or make a composed pair to suit individual shooting requirements.