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I recently saw an old b & w photo of some of Nash Buckingham's guns that included what was said to be his .410 Merkel. I have the complete set of Derrydale Press books written by Nash and have read them all, but it was 13+ years ago. Would anyone have references to which of the books mention and picture this Merkel?
Most people who know me and my shooting habits know that I enjoy big, waterfowling doubles and also little, long barreled .410 S X Ss. I've often thought that to be a strange combination of enjoyable pursuits, but now I realize that Mistah Nash was also of the same persuasion. That really interests me and I'd like to reread any references to this in his books, or other avenues.
