The value of a Simmons Royal 16 gauge double barrel shotgun depends on a number of factors. Most important being the age and condition of the shotgun.
The value of a Simmons Royal double-barrel 12 gauge shotgun varies by its condition. As of 2014 this firearm in excellent condition sell for around 150.00.
Lender's royal service # 117709
Check the internet auction sites.
WILMONT GUN CO guns were made in Belgium from c.1880 to c.1915. Value is going to be low, with excellent examples under $400. Please do not attempt to fire the shotgun.
The "Enders Royal" name is associated with Shapleigh Hardware of St Louis, and Crescent was one of the several manufacturers. "Cannon Breech-Simmons Hardware Co" is found on single shot guns made by J. Stevens Arms Co. But I cannot locate any information that indicates a shotgun was made with both of these trade names.
No. What would the company that produced the finest American double barrel shotgun want with a utilitarian import?
try www.e-gunparts.com or www.gunbroker.com you may have some luck there.
ROYAL STEEL was the marking that indicated the barrels were of fluid steel rather than Damascus. LC Smith introduced Royal Steel as an option on the F Grade in 1917 and by 1919 only Royal Steel was available on all grades.
Not readily. You'll find that parts will need to repaired or made by a gunsmith.
yes one of ,Amy imported shot guns from belgum , not of great value 100 to 300 dollars most not safe to use with morden ammo, I also have one thanks
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Simonis, Janssen & Dumoulin, c. 1884-1905, in Belgium