Shotguns

The receiver was made in 1979 but may NOT have been assembled as a shotgun during that time frame. It could have been assembled in 1980. Value, as always, would depend on the current condition of the shotgun. Best bet would be to take it to a local gunshow (in an appropriate case) and see what the folks who rent tables will offer you for it. Most likely you could add $50.00 to $75.00 from what's offered.

$100 to $400 US depending on the condition.

I have a model '66 and the round type is .25.

I'm assuming that you are referring to the Remington Model Eleven? (11) shotgun? That anchor stamp is most likely that of an inspector who was issued that stamp symbol and stamped the barrel after it was "proofed", which means that it survived a higher pressure load than what would normally be used for hunting, etc.

50-150 or so

A Stevens breakdown double barrel 2 3/4 in good condition should go for 900 to 1000 dollors.

50-200 uSd

1812

how much are they

Worth about $200 in god consdition .. no broken wood or blued out barrel.

Need a detailed description of all markings.

$75-125, depending on condition. These were utility grade shooters- good, durable, reliable guns, but no major collector interest. I keep a couple of the 20 g Mossberg bolt guns to loan to my grandsons when they hunt with me. Good guns.

What year and what is the value of your savage model 28 12 guage full serial # 19495?

The William Parkhurst 410 gauge is a shotgun known for its craftsmanship and reliability, often sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. William Parkhurst was a notable firearms maker in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, producing a range of shotguns that showcased fine detailing and quality materials. The .410 gauge, in particular, is popular for small game hunting and is appreciated for its lighter weight and reduced recoil, making it suitable for younger or novice shooters. These shotguns are often valued for their historical significance and craftsmanship.

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i have a shotgun double barrel, i think it maybe 12gauge with Richard or righard on the plate below the barrel, the butt of the shotgun has browning automatic on it, which made me think it was a browning, but it is not...can you help me id the shotgun and what the value is

Marlin

Most old Damascus barrels cannot hold the pressures of modern smokeless

loads. I doubt that you will find any black powder loads for that type of barrel.

Hang it on the wall and admire it.

A savage model 69RXL Series E is a Law Enforcement Riot Gun with an 18" barrel and an open choke for use with #00 Buck Shot.

It was the Auto/ Burglar gun in 20 Gauge.

yes, they still make one in 16 gauge, its in the pardner line of single shots,hard to find on the shelf but can be ordered.

$25 to $150 depending on the condition.

Stevens

A stave. And a barrel is just one size of cask (cask is the general word).

First, you will need to know the manufacturer's name, the model or model number, the serial number and condition of the 10 gauge double barrel shotgun before a "worth", can be considered.