Shotguns

Wall hanger to 100 USD depending on condition

You can, but I wouldn't advise it.

Most likely within the last 50-100 yrs.

20-140 usd

Impossible to answer withou knowing who made it. Even then, records may not be available.

Follow instructions in owner's manual. If you don't have one, go to Mossberg's web site for information on how to get one.

If the Model 51 is in very good condition it should bring $250 - $300.

You need to seek a professional appraisal.

Not nearly enough information to make a guess. Need to know the exact manufacturer and model number as well as the condition of the shotgun.

NO !!!!!! damascus steel is not made to shoot with modern powders. It was made for black powder shotshells only. It would be very dangerous to shoot with todays loads . to much pressure in todays powders Maybe, but - - - In Europe, a lot of old shotguns from the top tier of gunmakers have been properly maintained for 100 or more years and reproofed regularly and are still in use with "modern" ammunition. Lacking a government proof-house in the US, I'd be very reluctant to fire any type of twist-steel barrel, even with black-powder equivalent loads.

100-300 or more depending on specifics

Check the on line auction sites for one similar to yours to see what they have/are selling for.

Question can't be answered without providing the name of the maker. Even then, if data has not been published it can't be answered.

Federal law says the minimum age is 18.

75-200 USD

the barrel is narrowed at the muzel for a tighter shot pattern.

Value seldom exceeds 100 USD

50-100 USD or so

shotshell

Try e-gunparts.com

It really depends on where u buy it. I live in south Alabama and around here it is about $250 to $300 for a new one.

Depending on condition, 30 to 100 dollars.

Aaron Montgomery Ward is his full name.

If serial number information has been published, you can search through it.

J. Stevens Arms Company