Shotguns

Refers to the amount of constriction at the muzzle.

The legal minimum length of a non-rifled gun barrel in the united states is 7 inches.

With a field shotgun, the target is placed directly behind the bead. On a trap gun, the target is placed above the bead for better visibility. That is the main difference. Also, the comb is elevated on a trap gun and the stock and butt plate are sometimes adjustable on a trap gun. Trap guns are also heavier to reduce damage to the shoulder due to repeated firing. Trap guns sometimes have ported barrels to reduce jumping of the barrel. Any highly shotgun with a wooden stock and replacable barrels can probably be converted into a trap gun. Just buy a trap barrel and replace the barrel. You can also port the barrel or have the stock cut out to make it adjustable. Honestly, no modifications are needed to a field gun, as long as it is a decent gun. I shoot a field gun for trap and I do just fine.

50-100 dollars

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Yes

It is possible, but, only law enforcement can do it as a rule.

I have seen private parties advertise them for sale in Arkansas for $500.00 in the classified sectiion of the state newspaper, the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.

Well one sold on gunbroker for $135.00 and it was in 75-80 % condition. You got one?
chrispapizan@yahoo.com

model 158 12 gauge shotgun

50 dollars

Old gun catalogs, library, gun shows, gun shops, Blue Book of Gun Values, Standard Catalog of Firearms.

Impossible to answer without a DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ALL MARKINGS, barrel length, finish, condition, gauge, box, papers, who made it, etc..

To answer, we would need to know which model and its condition.

If it's Bolt action, it is more than likely to be a Mosin Nagant M91/30.Take a look at http://7.62x54r.net/. You can compare makers stamps and serial numbers.

As you go up from single, double, triple, quadruple the alcohol content increases (not necessarily by those multiples)

The higher alcohol content due to the fact that the brewer has added more malt (grain) to the beer as it is brewed, which results in more sugar which results in more alcohol.

some good references:

http://www.chow.com/stories/11362/

http://www.globalbeernetwork.com/body_pages/pages-beer/BornemTriple/BornemTriple.html

Hi there; According to my references Joseph Lang gun # 16903 was made in 1929 and at that time their business name was Stephen Grant & Joseph Lang. I would be interested in purchasing this gun if in good condition. Green Jimmy

the shotgun was made for Montgomery ward in the mid sixties. its basically lessale pump shot gun. the parts are extremely hard to find. mine broke and i had to get the piece welded because i couldn't find any spare parts.

Proofhouse.com has a store brand chart. If it is listed on there, you might be able to date it by the sn.

50-125 USD

Value is too difficult to be accurate without seeing the gun. Condition which includes the amount of original finish and original configuration will determine value. Recommend taking it to a gun shop for appraisal.

The one you can afford and are competent with. Without knowing your price range, no way to answer.

50-200 USD

i have a zabala double 10 ga i bought new in 1971...mine is in excellant

condition,these are rare...i would not sell one for less than 1000.00

they are strong actions.

ron

Your gun is actually a model 18 with a steel 30" barrel and the serial number is 63472. Condition is always key in determining value.