Shotguns

50-100 USD

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

$3200 semi auto

Winchester, same as model 1400.

With the right loads and choke, yes

200 or so

First of all; .410 is NOT a gauge. It is a bore. The Gauges are determined by an antiquated method which was developed long before there ever was a .410 bore shotgun. NO ONE knows for sure exactly how and when the .410" bore shotgun actually came to be, but if that diameter - .410" -- were determined using the GAUGE method, it would be approximately a 67.5 Gauge. You can learn more merely by using your internet Search Engine feature. You can even learn how gauges are determined and that in Great Britain they don't use the term gauge at all for shotguns. THEN: if you really want to befuddle yourself, research Dram Equivalents. So: the answer is: nobody really knows . Your question falls in the same category as" HOW DID THEY COME UP WITH WHITE MEN?" Nobody knows.

I think you are referring to the chokes, which modifiy the spread of the individual pellets. They can either make the spread wide for home defense or bird hunting, to quite tight for target shooting, hunting of deer or other large animals, etc.

70-100 years.

If you took it apart without an owner's manual and now can't get it back together, find a gunsmith.

Become completely familiar with the owner's manual. Read as much as you can on shotguns. If you don't know how, get instruction in safe firearms handling. Become a member of any of the organizations that support firearms rights. Learn to hunt, reload, shoot skeet or trap. Most of all, enjoy the responsibility that comes with owning a firearm.

Need to know which maker & model #

China

about $2,000

i have the same gun..

fancy if you ask me... I'm wondering the same..

Turus sales the Judge which shoots 45 or 410

value of a harringtonand richardson 1900 28 gauge

Western Auto 310-C is made by Mossberg, and is a Model 500 C. Western Auto 310 models follow Mossberg 500 models. A , AB,B,C, & E. Hope this helps. WetDog45@msn.com

I just bought a used 310c shotgun in Georgia for $130. It is in in good condition. Is my first firearm. I love it!

There were 5 grades of model 24 Marlin Pumps. From the lowest they are G,A,B,C,D. At 70% grading they are worth from the lowest, $150,$150,$305,$415,$660. They were made from 1908-1915. There were 5 grades of model 24 Marlin Pumps. From the lowest they are G,A,B,C,D. At 70% grading they are worth from the lowest, $150,$150,$305,$415,$660. They were made from 1908-1915. There were 5 grades of model 24 Marlin Pumps. From the lowest they are G,A,B,C,D. At 70% grading they are worth from the lowest, $150,$150,$305,$415,$660. They were made from 1908-1915.

It isn't.

50-200 or so

DO NOT FIRE WITH MODERN AMMO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MUST be checked out by a gunsmith.

As far as I know the 583.24 was Not recalled... 583.21 were... Bad metallurgy would cause the bolt to break and shoot out backwards towards the shooters face.. Also there is a number to call sears... they will verify your model number and let you know how to send it in if there is a recall...... my info was obtained from here.....

http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index.php/t-196181.html

http://www.histandard.info/models/private/Sears/SearsBolt.html

Navy Arms was an importer/retailer. Provide a DETAILED description of ALL markings.

Damascus barrels normally have a twist-spiral banding on the barrel. Manufacture was by rolling two different composition metals around a mandral heating and forging the t wo metals together. Surface is smooth but close examination will show the banding of the two metals. These barrels are not strong and many recommend not firing modern shells Scott Lovelace

50-300 USD or so