About $75-$100. These were well made, reliable firearms, but not highly sought after by collectors. Mossberg bolt action shotguns were the guns of the farmer, young shooters, and the everyday working man. Good guns- just not real pricy.
$100-$130
$100-$130
Mossberg, It's the same as a Mossberg 385K
Try a Mossberg Model 385K. This is what it was originally
I can't tell you the value but I can tell you it was made by Mossberg. It's a Mossberg 385K according to my catalogue.
Your Western field shotgun is a Mossberg model 385K shotgun that was made for the Montgomery Wards company by Mossberg and sons.The model 385K shotgun was produced from 1960-1986,These bolt action shotguns are valued at between 75-110 dollars,for a gun with between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining and a good bore.
Chances are that your shotgun was a model 385k,or a 395K model shotgun made by Mossberg firearms company.
Your Western Field model 175a was made by O.F. Mossberg and sons for Montgomery Wards(Western Field).The Mossberg model 385K is the same firearm as your western field model 175a.These were made by mossberg from 1960-1985.their value ranges in price from 75-110 dollars based on your bolt action shotgun having between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,and a good bore.
The 325B is a Mossberg 385k. any good shotgun gunsmith can repair it.
I'll assume you mean a M175, if so it cross references over to Mossberg 385K bolt action 20 gauge shot gun, http://www.e-gunparts.com/DisplayAd.asp?chrProductSKU=67710&chrSuperSKU=&MC= check this link, they can be had for around $28 on this web site.
nice condition about 160.00$,made by mossberg,good shooters.you could pic them up at sears,hardware stores, or local gun shops.^mid1900'sThe western Field model 172A was made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field) by Mossberg.The Mossberg model 385K and your shotgun are one and the same.Mossberg made the model 385K between 1960-1985.These shotguns have a value of between 75-110 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.
I'm not sure of the age of this gun, or where it originally sold from, as it was given to me by an aquantance. However,it is similar in construction to most Mossberg shotguns I've seen, it has what I believe was at one time called a polychoke, which is adjustable from improved cylinder, modified, and full choke. HYTRAM It's a Mossberg 385K wearing a suit from Montgomery Ward.