Armas Garbi guns are manufactured in Eibar, in the Basque gun making region in the north of Spain.
Garbi is a Basque word, which means, "clean" and is an acronym formed from the initials of the
names of the firm's founders. "G" is for Guerrena Barrena, in charge of scale adjustments. "A" is for Alday, head of the engravers. "R" is for R. Churruca, who is in charge of assembly and final
finish. "B" is for Barrenechea, the general manager of the company. "I" is for Irondo, an expert in
adjustments and finishing of stocks. William Larkin Moore & Co. has been importing the fine line of
Garbi shotguns since 1975 and we have had excellent success with them.
Garbi guilds a traditional English style gun based on the Holland & Holland type sidelock action.
These guns feature chopper lump barrels, automatic ejectors, hand detachable locks and articulated
front triggers. On custom orders, barrel lengths up to 30 inches are available and the stock
dimensions can be built to customer specifications.
Extra sets of the same gauge barrels, three types of top rib, single trigger, pistol grip stock
and beavertail forearm are also available. On the Model 103, two special varieties of high quality
English engraving are available. Extra fancy Turkish or English walnut is available as an option on
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