Shotguns

75 or so

250 - 350 depending on precise condition

take it to a gunsmith and ask for help

W.H Davenport was a minor shotgun manufacturer that produced primarily single shot 10 & 12 gauge shotguns between 1870 and 1910. They built some double barrel guns under the "King Nitro" trade name, which were sold by mail order hardware companies. Acme was another trade name for guns produced by W.H Davenport.

Years ago with the old type of powder I would say a longer barrel would be an advantage, but with todays hotter , quicker burning powder you do not need to lug around that 30" barrel for the sake of hold a tighter pattern. I found that out when I bought a 10 gauge with a 30" barrel and realized I was being outshot by the magnums with 26" barrels and less.

@ 70-100 yrs old; 50-100 USD or so

Garner Auctioneers lists a Richland model 825 O/u 12 gauge s/n 11252 sold for $825

100-1000 or so depending on EXACTLY what you have and its condition, etc..

Sadly absolutely perfect condition, the value is only about $300 USD

ranges in price between $35 - $300 depending on the shape of the gun.

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Gun shops, gun shows, pawn shops, garage sales, estate sales, want ads, for sale ads, Shotgun News, etc..

My Triumph shotgun is seventy-six years old.

go to gunbroker.com and you'll see all you can handle.

If its a 12 gage its worth maybe about between 500 and 900 dollars hope that helps?

anywhere from $800 - 1200, depending on accessories

100-300 USD

Hunter Arms Company, Fulton, New York

The one that the man is carrying!

Double

6lbs up to 8lbs+ depending on model variation and barrel length.

Probably a store brand made at the turn of the century; 50-100 USD or so

50-100 USD or so

CBC for one

Stoeger Condor and Uplander shotguns, also at least some Rossi shotguns

50-100 USD

$17-18,000 USD registered full auto plus $200 BATFE tax stamp

$3200 semi auto