Shotguns

Seldom reach or exceed 100

Depends on whether or not you already have a reloading press. If you do, then don't figure in the cost of the press. If you don't, you can get a Lee shotshell Press for around $40.00 It's pretty much plastic and aluminum, but very durable and should load thousands of rounds with no problems. You figure the price of components against the number of rounds you can load with those components. You will need hulls, unless you already have them, primers, powder, wads, and shot. Lets start with shot. Shot normally comes in 25 lb bags. If you plan on loading 1 oz of shot per shell, then you multiply 16 oz per lb by 25 lb and find that you can load 400 shells with one bag of shot. Let's say the bag of shot costs $19.00 Write $19.00 down on a piece of paper. Now lets say that you can get 100 primers for $2.50. Since we're figuring up how much it costs to load 400 shells, multiply $2.50 times 4 to get $10.00 for 400 primers. Put $10.00 under your $19.00 on that piece of paper. Same thing for wads and powder. Figure out how much 400 wads will cost you, add that amount to the piece of paper, and how much enough powder for 400 shells will cost you, and add that amount as well. If you have to buy hulls, add that cost as well, but remember that you will be able to use those hulls 4 to 6 times before replacing. Add all of these amounts to find out how much it will cost to load 400 shells, then divide by 25 to get your cost per box. Now all you have to do is compare your cost per box to the retail price per box to see how much you are saving. Personally, when I need to replace the hulls, I find it cheaper to buy new shells and save the hulls for reloading, than to buy new hulls alone or even once-fired hulls.

hello check to see if there's a plug in the mag tube. If so is the plug almost the same i.d. dia. as the spring? some plugs are to small of diameter and can bind up the mag spring.

Yes,but,most will need a gunsmith and will void the manufacterers guarantee.The add on s that clamp to the end of the barrel are not effective and they are dangerous.Have a good gunsmith or shotgun specialist tap and install the chock.

NEF Firearms are fairly simple in design and are essentially the same as the H&R single shot shotguns. Below you will find the link to the owners manual for NEF & H&R single shots. The diagrams should help you. Recommend printing out the manual for future reference.

Depending upon Model and condition - any where between about $25 and $1000.

Yes, she can. But good instruction is important. A shooting jacket or just a cleverly placed pad of limited thickness will help, too. It is important to use good technique on a weapon with a good deal of recoil, particularly for a person of shorter stature. The thinking person would begin with a surf on over to YouTube to look at a few short vids of shotgun shooting. Oh, that's right. This is WikiAnswers. We've got your link, and it can be found below. While you're on YouTube, try a couple of other search arguments other than "Shotgun shooting" and see what comes up. In case you haven't done a lot of looking on YouTube, you can learn to cut up chicken, fillet a fish and a bunch of other practical things there. Good luck.

50-600

If you have an adapter, otherwise, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO##

You should never attempt to fire a different ammunition than is stamped on the barrel, even if it appears to fit. If the pressure is too high, or the cartridge doesn't fit, at the best your gun will not shoot properly. At the worst it can explode and kill you.

There are some chamber adapters made that will fit a specific smaller cartridge into a larger gun for emergency use, but .410 is unlikely to have adapters for any .38, because it is quite close in size.

Consult a gunsmith if you are looking for such an adapter.

50-100 or so

Depending on how much you saw off, yes.

You can get parts for this product here.

http://www.remington.com/support/parts/

It can be part of the sn, it can mean experimental, it can mean duplicate.

I would like to know what a Savage Arms Westfield Mass. U.S.A Springfield Model 18 Series F A939683 is worth? It is bolt action and has a clip in great shape. Thanks Kim Brady

If it's chamberd for 3" magnum shells and the owner's manual says so.

At the most, 100 USD.

No way to answer without a DETAILED description of ALL markings.

There is no one answer. Try different loads and see which ones you are competent with then do penetration tests.

stoeger 410's are made in Brazil

100-300 maybe more if you list EXACTLY what it is, finish, conditio, choke(s), accessories, box, papers, etc..

100-300 USD depending on condition.

BLue book of gun values, standard catalog of firearms, check the online gun auction sites to see if any have sold lately.

About 100 USD depending on condition.

Virtually impossible to id a model from just the sn.

Actually the serial numbers can tell you a lot about the guns configuration when it shipped. In this case it is a model made specially for K-Mart and shipped 8/10/1972 as a catalog number 56500 ( the catalog number given to the K-Mart special model) which is most like a high Standard catalog number 8224.

18 years old