go to a sight www.corsonsbarrels.com ==New Answer == Or look on Gunbroker.com. I have seen these barrels there frequently.

Records prior to 1907 (serial numbers 1 - 330000) are available for a fee from the Cody Firarms Museum. Serial numbers for production from 1908 to 1932 are available in The Blue Book of Gun Values or The Standard Catalog of Firearms.

With that version of the Stevens name, it would have been made after 1920 when the company became a division of Savage Arms and 1948 when the name was changed to simply "Stevens". As you said, it is a good, dependable gun, but it is not a collectable, so the value lies in it's utility. In most parts of the country it would retail for about $250 in NRA Good to Very Good condition.

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they are selling at auction for around 300.00

It could be worth nothing or maybe a thousand USD, depending on exact configuration, age, overall condition, accessories, box and papers.

Made in 1963 by FN. That would sell in excess of $1000 and possibly as much as $1300-$1500 if you find motivated buyers. sales@countrygunsmith.net That's not a '7', it should be a 'Z' as in 3Z over 64304. This should be the serial number appearing on the bottom of the gun in front of the loading port. If so, it is a Browning Auto-5 'Light Twenty' made in 1963. All depends on originality and condition. I've seen A5's described as 'excellent' that were actually reblued with edges rounded, engraving polished off, etc. The fact that you were able to misread the serial number makes me wonder about the finish. By 'rib' I am assuming you mean a factory ventilated rib and not a solid rib or an aftermarket rib. If you have an original, unmessed with Browning A5 Light Twenty in truly excellent (98% or better) condition it would sell for $1200 or more. If the gun has been reblued, it would bring about half that. sales@countrygunsmith.net

There is one for sale in the local paper (Little Rock, Ar.) for $100, without a scope.

The generally sell in the $125 to $200 range depending on condition.

'ACP' means Automatic Colt Pistol. A 1911, for example, would chamber a .45 ACP cartridge.

Depends on what shape its in. If it is in great shape $100 to $200.

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I can recommend three books, unfortunitly I not sure any of them are still in print. 1. The Best Shotguns Made in America by Michael McIntosh published by Charles Scribner's Sons New York 2. Sidelocks & Boxlocks by Geoffrey Boothroyd published by Sand Lake Press 3. The Golden Age of shotgunning by Bob Hinman published by Wolfe Publishing Co. Numbers 1 & 2 deal with American made guns and #3 with British made guns.

the barrels are bored out slightly larger than their actual gauge

Your Spencer Gun Co shotgun isa "Trade Brand Name" shotgun. That is a shotgun made by a major maker usually for a wholesaler or retailer who chose the name to go on the gun. In this case the gun was probably made by the Crescent Fire Arms Company of Norwich,CT (1892 to 1932) the largest maker ever of such guns. It was made for and sold at wholesale by the Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Co of Chicago, a large dealer in sporting goods. Best guess on a date would be sometime between 1910 and 1925.

Is this shotgun manufactured with a twist steel barrel

The Worthington was made by both Crescent and Stevens for George Worthington Company of Cleveland. Value is about $100 to $150, depending on condition and originallity

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I think those were made by Zabala Hermanos. Typical marks are *** = imp. cylinder and ****=modified. However, a gunsmith with a bore gauge should be able to give you a true answer in about 30 seconds.

My Mossberg maverick holds seven without the tube plug

Depends of exact model, gauge and condition. You will need a hands on assessment, since it could run anywhere from $700 to $2,000 or so. Please take your (unloaded) shotgun to a reputable gun dealer or gun show near you for a better answer.

Your shotgun was made by MAVI di Salvinelli , Brescia, Gardone, VT, Italy and imported by Eagle Arms of New York, NY. Both of these firms are no longer in business.