Shotguns

The value of a 28 gauge Parker Brothers shotgun can vary significantly based on factors such as its condition, rarity, and specific model. Generally, prices can range from a few thousand dollars to upwards of $50,000 or more for exceptional examples. Models like the Parker AHE or other highly sought-after variations tend to command higher prices. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult with a firearms expert or appraiser familiar with collectible shotguns.

Your serial number indicates that your Winchester model 94AE was made in either 1983,or 1984.This is when U.S.repeating arms bought Winchester and the serial number records were in flux.

Revelation model 200-2550 lever action rifle was made by the marlin firearms company.It is a Model 336 Marlin rifle.

Manufactured by either Meriden Firearms for Sear Roebuck) , 1907-1915, or J Stevens Arms, 1920-??(probably about 1940).

al number indicates that your Parker shotgun was made between 1866-1868.This covers the serial number range of 0-6,800.

Yes, a well maintained 1961 Winchester 20 gauge model 12 pump shotgun is in good condition.

A full choke is the best for waterfowl.It will keep your pattern tight as long as possible due to the distance involved with shooting ducks and geese in flight.

Your MK 38 was made in the year 2009.

The Stevens model 107 shotgun was made from 1912-1945.stevens made 443,500 shotguns during this time frame.

MOST shotguns do not have a rear sight, no matter what choke. Slugs can be fired thru most shotguns (except the rare Extra Full, or adjustable chokes) Shotguns can be bird guns, or big game guns w/ buckshot or slugs.

No. The US Army has used pump shotguns for combat since WW 1. No double barrels.

You could loose a few toes,or a foot,along with launching a lot of soil,pebbles,or other debris into your eyes and face! In other words do not attempt to do this.It is foolish to begin with and shows that you are not following any sense of firearms safety,let alone common sense!

The answer to your question is Yes! 16gauge shotguns and shotshells are still made.

Unfortunately we would need a lot more information for a good answer. The two main suspects would be Remington, who made a fine quality shotgun, and Crescent, who made a utility grade shotgun. BOTH used the Peerless name. You need to take this to a competent gunsmith for an evaluation. Sorry-

The value of a Pietro Beretta Silver Snipe 20 gauge shotgun can vary significantly based on its condition, age, and any unique features it may have. Generally, prices can range from $1,500 to $3,500, with higher values for well-maintained or rare models. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult with a firearms expert or check recent sales of similar models.

Its purpose is to make it easier to get a certain pattern, say a spray pattern, when you can be closer to the bird to make the shot, which is obviously the tradeoff.

Your shotgun which was made between 1960-1986,will bring between 75-110 dollars on today,s market,depending on overall condition.

I can say that the new england brand of shotguns were imported between 1987-2007.These were imported by H&R.

i would contact Mossberg directly.

The best place to sell used shotguns is to put them on consignment with a gun dealer at a gun shop. This eliminates the problem of selling a used gun and getting proper paperwork done by the buyer who would also have to register the gun in Canada.

Between 35-80 dollars on todays market.

Your Remington express magnum shotgun will range in price from 180-350 dollars,depending on the overall condition of the shotgun.These prices reflect between 60%-90% of the original finish,and a good bore.

There are many different models of 12 gauge shotguns for sale at online retailers like Amazon and GunBroker. One can also check online at eBay for 12 gauge shotguns which are for sale or trade.

Sorry- no public database. You can try contacting the maker thru their website.

You can learn about a Krupp Stahl Prima German double barrel shotgun through various online firearm forums, auction sites like GunBroker or ArmsList, and specialized firearm collector websites. Additionally, books on vintage firearms or shotguns may provide insights into its history and specifications. Visiting local gun shops or antique dealers that specialize in firearms could also yield valuable information.