The receiver's finish was changed from color case hardening to a black oxide over a case hardened steel. Also at this time the scalloped receiver of the lower grade Sterling was changed to a straight rear receiver edge. One has rectangular posts and the other a doughnut type round post somewhat like the post on the 1918 L.C. In 1915 the company changed the integral rib to two types of floating ribs. Barrels were blued receivers were color case hardened.Īll three grades were fitted with the integral ventilated ribs and had a scalloped receiver. Every gun was made to special order and no two were exactly alike. The Baker trap gun was produced in three grades: the Sterling, priced at $65.00, the Elite at $100.00 and the Superba at $160.00 in 1910. The mechanism of the ejector system was entirely enclosed in the barrel lug, which was quite different from most boxlock guns. This was similar to the bolting of the 1922 Ithaca Knick. The gun had a lockup featuring two cylindrical bolts which projected out of the standing breech portion of the receiver. "The Baker Gun & Forging company announced in November of 1909 a single barrel trap gun.
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