Shotguns

Yes, a "20 gauge" is just another word for the .410 shotgun.

If you're lucky about £400.00

I will buy one (395K 12 guage) top price as i have one from my father that is broken, even parts would be great, especially stock.

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== These guns were made by various gun companies and sold to Wards under the Western Field name. Generally these guns are not very collectable nor valuble regardless of condition. Condition will determine what the market will bring. Western Field guns are usually in the $100-$250 range.

I would check at Numrich Gun parts corp.They may be found on the web.

In the condition that you describe,your shotgun will bring a minimum of 550 dollars,and could go higher if the right buyer comes along.

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Impossible to answer without a detailed description and the serial number.

Charles Daly / Miroku over/under shotguns are very good shooters, if properly maintained. The V-Spring models are quicker/better over the coil spring models. However, the down side of the V-Spring models are the fact that the V-Springs, by there design are more prone to breaking, as they get older. The highest failure rate are the hammer springs, (where even if only one breaks, you are better served replacing them both), followed by the top lever spring. Always use wire cut, tempered springs, not springs that are simply bent into shape.

Should have choke tubes, being that you can change it to whatever choke you want, so there would be no marking on the gun. There would be markings on the end of the choke tube though, usually between 1-5 lines. Not positive on which means what, but I believe the higher the number the tighter the pattern. But take that with a grain of salt.

I would start my search at Numrich gun parts corp.They may be found on the web.I would also check at E-bay,or gunbroker.com under gun parts.

It is the same as a springfield 511 of Springfield, Savage & Stevens

I think it's highly impossible. It might be survivable, but it's extremely rare.

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Check the frame and barrel

Laws restricting sawed-offs are federal, though there's nothing illegal about shortening the barrel of a shotgun as long as the final product is at least 18 inches.

You will have to have it checked over by a good gunsmith to be sure.

Best to take it to an experienced armourer at a local gun shop. There are quite a few small parts in the mechanism which need to be correctly adjusted for it to work properly.

Unless it is badly damaged it should not cost more than the price of a couple of boxes of cartridges.

in the 1800s, the passenger would carry a shotgun to prevent robberies

The Super choke is adjustable to allow the shooter the ability to shoot with an improved cylinder choke all the way to a full choke.

A choke is a reduction in width of the barrel at the muzzle of the shotgun. This affects the rate at which the pellets spread after being fired. An improved cylinder choke is a slight adjustment so that the pellets will spread out like an ice cream cone shape while a full choke sends the pellets out with much less spread. This affects range and accuracy of the shot at various distances. The use is to be able to set the desired choke before taking a shot. A shotgun with a single choke setting cannot be adjusted by the user.

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I would start my search at Numrich gun parts corp.they may be found on the web.If you have no luck try E-bay,or Gunbroker.com and look for a stock there.

Generally, no- and it is difficult to get detachable mags to feed correctly. Although you did not ask for advice, I will offer some- don't do it.

In general they weren't high end guns. They tended to be blue collar, weekend warrior functional guns. Without out condition and more detail it's VERY hard to say...unfired in the box all the way to rusted shut add or delete from the basic price. The best way to find out is to look up the blue blook on the gun by condition or go to GunsAmerica.com or GunBroker.com and see if ysomeone is selling what you have. If it sells for their asking price, then that is pretty close to the true value.

depends on the shape of the gun. a brand new one costs a little over $600.00