Cripple Stock Shotgun

Sold at auction for $1,035. Okay, so the name may not be considered very PC today - you could also call this a cross-dominant stock. The concept was to allow a shooter to mount the gun in one shoulder but sight with their opposite eye. This was useful for cross-dominant shooters (ie, right handed but left eyed) or shooters who had suffered a crippling injury to one hand or one eye. The craftsmanship involved in properly making such a gun is quite impressive. The frame and tang are made with a slight curve