This 12 gauge shotgun is a 1972 Ugartechea boxlock side-by-side shotgun with 28 barrels and 2 ¾ chambers. It features a double trigger, single-piece ejector, and single silver bead at the end of a grooved and textured rib. The receiver features color case-hardening throughout and is largely intact. The engravings are clear and show little wear. The stock features an original basketweave texture plastic buttpad, a light gloss finish, and checkering on the stock and forend both are in good condition. The stock does have light-colored discoloring above the trigger guard and near the lever and there are small chips in the finish on the forend. The barrels measure in at 27 ¾ long and choke/bore markings indicate a full choke on the left barrel and modified on the right. The barrels do not ring well when struck, so there may be some damage to the solders. The barrel also shows multiple nicks near the muzzle and a dent in the left barrel 10 from the muzzle.