Shotguns

This is a difficult question to answer for many reasons. There was a legitimate manufactures of double barrel shotguns who used the W. Richards trade name, their were also manufactures who used generic derivatives of the trade names of many of the famous English firearms manufactures (Westley Richards & Co. being one) in an attempt to decieve the public. Wells Fargo may well have purchased shotguns from the legitimate W. Richards. At this late date it is probably impossible to find out. It is also difficult to understand what 52 Cal Express means on a shotgun. This sounds like a fraud to me. Which does not mean that it is worthless. The one thing I would bet on is that it is not a Westley Richards.

Many of the rifles are valued in price close to $100. The amount will vary depending upon the exact model and its condition.?æ

The Jana 10 Gauge Shotgun was manufactured in Belgium. It was imported into the United States by Jana International Company Importers of Sporting Arms. They are located in Denver, Colorado.

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its a big gun used in the civil war

have a shotgun 16gage side by side sent home by my father from Germany in WWII the word geco on the side of the barrell can't find any info on value of gun or history

Wards, JC Pennies, Sears and all the rest stopped around 1985.

If you live in the US, you'd better hope you can't find one. It would be good for a 10 year stay in a federal detention center.

I have a Kahn 12 ga O/U shotgun. It is a Turkish made shotgun with a single trigger and selective fire on the safety. It also comes with screw in choke tubes. It does not have ejectors, so you have to pull out the shells ( I per-fer to do that anyways) For the price ($400-500) it is a great buy! On mine it stamped "Imported by CAI Georgia, VT"

I have one to.Stainless steel Estimated at about 500 to 800 hundred.Depending on condition,and who you can find that's willing to pay what it's worth.You still shoot it?

To determine the exact value of a Parker Brothers 12 gauge double barrel shotgun manufactured in 1878, there are a few factors that would need to be taken into consideration. Most important of these factors being, the condition of the shotgun.

ranging from mint to fair you can get $90-35.

I have a New London fireman. It's a double barrel sixteen gauge with serial number 40613. I want to know more about the gun.There's no markings on the gun.

Stevens 12ga. /mod dhead naught

To determine the exact value of a CG Bonehill 12 gauge shotgun a couple different things would need to be taken into consideration. Some of these things would include the age and condition of the shotgun.

To determine the exact value of a CG Bonehille 16 gauge double barrel shotgun, a few different factors would actually need to be taken into consideration. Some of these things would be the condition and age of the shotgun.

Unless you have special skills and some special equipment, you probably don't. All the components in the breech must be well made or the weapon will blow up when you fire it. It would be easy to get killed, and even easier to get injured. Or you might just kill or injure someone else. There are real world consequences for failure on a real world project like this. Before attempting a build of any weapon, do some reading and think things through. Sometimes we want the "finished product" and think by building it ourselves we can have it when we otherwise couldn't afford it. We might just want the experience. In either case, read and think through the requirements of the project. And talk to some people who know more than a bit about it. Building a shotgun from scratch is like, say, building a motor for your car from scratch. Start with a block of iron or aluminum and mill the block out.... You get the picture.

That's "superimposed" and does not add to or subtract from the value. It simple means the two barrels of a double-barrel shotgun are "over/under" instead of "side-by-side."

I have a mercury 12 gauge magnum 3 inch chamber full& full choke`s made in liege -belgium.with ducks in grave and other in grave.

ACP stands for Automatic Colt Pistol. It is used to differentiate two bullets of the same caliber when one is for a pistol and one is for a revolver. For instance, .45 Colt is for a revolver, and .45 ACP is for a pistol. Other than the .45 inch measurement, the two have nothing in common and are not interchangeable; the .45 ACP cannot be used in a revolver chambered for .45 Colt and vice versa. The cartridge length and capacity are just two of the factors that make each different from the other.

$100 - 140, depending on condition.

One website that allows people to list used firearms for sale has three Tobin 12 gauge shotguns listed, as of October 2014. They are priced from $399 to $600.

The Revelation 310A was made by Mossburg same as the 500 just go to there website and download the 500 man

1971

I have a 270 firearms international .I think it's 1954 but no model number. All i see is 20 on all three spots Berle and the center. my dad bot-it 1954 for 275$