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The Mossberg 3000 was manufactured in Japan, and licensed from Smith & Wesson, who in turn licensed it from Howa of Japan. After 1995, it was no longer imported into the US, although it still remains in production.

Yes. It would be almost impossible to shoot skeet with anything else besides a shotgun because clays are small, fast-moving targets. The multiple projectiles from a shotgun make it possible to hit clays. You will want to use target-specific shells--anyone at an ammo store can help you find the right load.

• WHAT IS MY GUN WORTH?
• What is the condition of the metal? Bore,is it rusty, pitted, bluing,
• What is the Condition of the wood? Gouged,dents,cracks,splintered
• Are there any markings on the stock? P, SA/GHD, WRA/GHD, RIA, crossed cannon and belt,ect.
• Is it complete? functional?
• Has it been sporterized? cutdown, altered in anyway?
• Pictures help, boy do they help
• GUN VALUES VERY.

ELG is a mark of Henri Pieper of Belgium mid to late 1800s and the diamond with the number 12 is a 12 ga look for a letter P or H or HP maybee Cie as well

AA-12

100-1000 or more depending on specifics

value of a beretta model 413

Made from 1950-1963.

Chances are your shotgun was made by savage/stevens for the montgomery wards company.

Bobs gun shop google it! $85 + 95 stock forensic $40+ 35

You will need a cleaning kit (rod, .22 brush, patch holder, patches, powder solvent such as Hoppes #9, and a light oil)

Insure that the rifle is UNLOADED. Then check it again.

There are 2 different models of the 351. One has a front barrel band. If yours has that, remove the front sling swivel to release the band. Then remove the takedown screw under the forearm. Lift the action from the stock, and set stock aside.

Unscrew the plug at the rear of the action- exercise care, there is a compressed spring under there. Release it gently, set plug aside. Using operating handle, draw bolt to rear. Line up handle with opening, pull handle out. Grasp the spring at the rear (it was under the plug) pull spring and bolt out of the rear of the action. Avoid further disassembly.

Clean the bore by wetting a patch with solvent, push through the barrel from the rear, out the muzzle, and remove it. Let bore soak for 5 minutes. Attach brush to rod, push in from rear, all the way through, then all the way back- 10 times. Remove brush. Use patch holder to push clean patch through from rear, out the muzzle, discard. Repeat 3-4 times until patch is clean.

Wet patch with solvent, wipe the exterior of the bolt, bolt face, dry with clean patch. Use several patches wet with solvent to wipe the inside of the action, dry.

Lightly oil bolt/ firing pin/ extractors on bolt- just a drop or two. Use patch with solvent to wipe outside of action and barrel, dry. Wipe with oily cloth.

To re-assemble, slide bolt and spring forward (may need to hold trigger down to insert) line up hole in bolt with hole in receiver, insert handle, push bolt forward. Compress the spring, screw plug in place at rear. Place action in stock, tighten screws.

NOTE- if bolt requires internal cleaning from severe fouling, suggest you use a spray cleaner like Gunscrubber.

Best to ask a gunsmith for help

Smooth bore tank barrels use sabot rounds that have fins to stabilize its self, less accuracy more range and have a long life span and easier to clean, more used for anti tank.

Rifled has less range but way better accuracy using more anti personnel, it can use at rounds like HEAT but their less effective with a rotational spin on them, wears out over time.

250.00 brand new, 40 year old new stock.

Glen cove sports Long Island ny

$50-$100, depending on condition.

Need a detailed description of finish, condition, box, papers, all features and markings.

The Savage model 312 is an over under shotgun that Savage imported from Italy from 1990 through 1993. The shotgun was manufactured in northern Italy in the Gardone region.

If your Mossberg is a bolt action shotgun, about $80-100. These are well built utility grade guns- no major collector interest, but durable and reliable.

Try egunparts.com, want ad, for sale ad, pawn shop, gun shop, on line auctinos, gun show, estate sale.

Check with a gunsmith first.

Impossible to do over the internet without pictures

I have a w. Moore Double Barrell 8 ga. with Hammers. Very Old. 850-742-0288 Don, or 870-565-5985 Larry

18 years old.

All I know of Metropolitan is the Metropolitan Arms Co. in New York city, received its impetus when Colt's factory suffered substantial fire damage in 1864. Every Metropolitan Arms product was a copy of a Colt.