If you are unsure what kind of gun it is, check with a gunsmith or a gun dealer. Do not rely on the police to figure that out; they are law enforcement professionals, not firearms experts.
If the gun has no serial number - due to being produced before this was required - but is unique in some way, police may still have it listed as stolen property, but it's a long shot.
Have the police run the serial number.
maker of the firearm and model first, then serial number
is that the serial number of a model A ford ??? or firearm?? If a firearm, which firearms, who made it and what model............?????
The model and maker of your firearm must be given along with the serial number,before a answer can be provided.
sorry- no public serial number records.
Every firearm has a unique serial number. Before purchase - have the number checked by law enforcement agencies. If the seller is genuine - they'll let you note the serial number without having to buy the gun first !
What model of firearm are we talking about with the serial number 51103?Please include the make of firearm and model number to get a answer to your question.
Only if serial number data is available
No
The make and model of the rifle need to be known before an answer can be given. Serial numbers are not unique to a single firearm.
Sn's were not required before 1968
Impossible to answer. Serial numbers are not unique to only one firearm, and there is no single database of ALL firearm serial numbers.