Shotguns

Any of the current stock makers should be able to help you.

Try your library.

Daniel Boone is famous for the exploration of Kentucky.

200 dollars in excellent shape

50-100 dollars

there are several makers of the 410 auto-loader. my favorite is the Saiga .410, (http://www.raacfirearms.com/Saiga_410.htm) it is a military style tough looking gun. the other makers are: Rmiington, model 1100, sporting 410 , and I think that might be all. the Remington 1100 is a nice shooting gun. worthy of the Remington name.

h&r

Sometime between the mid 1940s and early 1970s.

a wall hanger. $130. Depending on shape. Are u willing to sell?

cross bolt, half cock, and transfer bar. the cross bolt does just that, you push a safety button and it pushes a pin into the bolt and locks it there. the half cock is usually used on lever actions and single action revolvers but is on others as well, there are 3 positions on the hammer, full forward, half cock( the position is questionable) and full cock, the half cock just makes it so the hammer is back and locked so it cant be fired, but it can be relieved by pulling the trigger, but it is far enough back so it wont get enough forward momentum to ignite the primer. the transfer bar is used almost exclusively on handguns, usually revolvers, it slides a small mental plate in front of the firing pin so the striker cant hit it.

Check with Galaxy Imports in Victoria Texas.

I have two 1878 Jas Parker & Sons double barrel shotguns.

To determine the exact value of a 1892 Eclipse Meteor Belgium double barrel 20 gauge shotgun a number of factors would need to be taken into consideration. Most importantly, the condition of the shotgun.

Savage. Model 51 & 951.

about 100-150 dollars depending on the condition...if u have one,best to hang on to it.will be worth something one day.

Gun-collector

$50-5000

You'll have to provide a little more information. What is the brand? When was it made? What is the model? What des it look like? What type of bullets does it take?

I HAVE A GUN PAST DOWN FROM MY DAD .IT IS A NEW BAKER DOUBLE SHOT GUN.I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT ITS HISTORY IF POSSIBLE.SERIAL NUMBER IS 22804

50-150 USD

German Shooter

You're not too likely to find an illustration of a Cherokee shotgun unless you can locate an old catalog for C. M. McClung Co, a firearms distributor in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was a trade name used on guns manufactured by Crescent Fire Arms, Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Co, and W. H. Davenport Arms Co.

Remington model 350 series k 20 ga shotgun. A very nice gun

Ranger was possibly made by Hunter Arms Company and sold by Sears from 1930-1950.

Impossible to answer without the maker's name.