I thought this was unusual enough to post a few pics.
Maker is Mathelon, all 3 barrels are 9.3X74R, barrels are 21.5", LOP 14 3/4", and weight is 122oz or only 7.63lb. The front trigger is mechanical, and fires the right barrel and then the left, the second trigger fires the bottom barrel.

Wow - what a beautiful piece of work. Thanks for sharing.

Any more detail? Have you shot it & if so, how is the regulation?

The foresight leads me to think this is modern - not a manufacturer I was previously aware of.

Rgds Ian

The gun is new. Mathelon is a small French maker of high quality drillings and double rifles. Only the French side of his web site works. http://www.mathelon-armes.com/
I bought 4 of these, one for myself and 3 for resale. If you wish to see more detailed pics go to www.kebcollc.com the click on firearms and then on rifles. I plan to shoot mine latter today and will report back.

What a nice gun? i would like to have it in 450/400 in two barrels and 30R blaser i the third under barrel. it wuld be a great one gun man for evey kind of hunting.
regards
yes

The gun is regulated for 286 Norma Oryx. I did not have any of the Norma the gun was regulated with but did shoot some 286 Norma Alaska, 285 RWS, and 291 RWS. At 50 yards, firing 6 round groups (all 3 barrels 2x), I was getting groups of 2.25" (5.5 cm) to just under 3"(7cm). I shot 40 rounds and was getting tired but as I get more practice with the gun I do not think it will difficult to regularly keep groups in the low 2" or better.

Do they produce one with double rifle and single shotgun?

Yes, they will make a double rifle and one shotgun barrel

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Originally posted by yes:
What a nice gun? i would like to have it in 450/400 in two barrels and 30R blaser i the third under barrel. it wuld be a great one gun man for evey kind of hunting.
regards
yes

Now that would make for an excellent combination. Just remember to remove the scope when using the 450 barrels!

Rgds Ian

How do you make all three fire at once in emergencies??

Beautiful Gun! A real example of a fine gunmaker's art.

Wonderful. And in my favorite caliber. 9.3. Kebco my 9.3 Swede is languishing in the safe. My 412 is getting too much attention! Take care. Packy