Shotguns

try: gun-parts.com

Very nice combo but value depends on the maker and the grade of the gun. If you repost your question with proof marks and lettering found on the gun folks can better help you. a wild guess would be from between $1,500 to $5,000 with the info I have

You can contact Remington directly,and use the customer service site to E-mail your shotguns serial number and letter code found on the barrel.They will contact you with the year of production.

These guns are quite old 46 to 60 years old the barrels can be very difficult to remove they are screwed into the receiver you should be a gunsmith to remove the barrel as fitting a new barrel you will have to make sure that the head space is ok. Most guns of this era had fixed barrel even the early Remington 870 had fixed barrels you will need a barrel vise barrel spanner to start with years of shooting and rust make thes barrels a challenging task

springfield 410 shotgun #3131

Yes, Iver Johnson made a 10 gauge Single bbl. I currently have one and have just finished putting it back together. I also have a 12 gauge just like it that shows patent dates in 1902 but the 10 is older by several thousand pieces. All parts a pretty much the same except for the pivot pin. There is very little difference otherwise. Hal Hal500xl@aol.com

I had one on my home defense gun and hated it. I recommend staying with the factory stock.

First, clear the shotgun and make sure it is completely unloaded. Open the action halfway and unscrew the takedown screw. Pull the barrel forward and remove. Push the trigger housing pin out of the shotgun and pull down the rear trigger guard. Remove the cartridge stop and cartridge interrupter. Pull the bolt slide out of the bottom of the receiver. Push the forearm grip forward and off the gun. Push the bolt out of the hole where the barrel was. Move the elevator out of the bottom of the receiver and you are finished.

100 USD or so

It was made in either Belgium or one of its colonies.

Your shotgun which was made by Nikko Limited in Tochigi,Japan from 1975-1981 will bring between 460 dollars for a specimen in 60%overall condition up to 725 dollars for a shotgun showing 90% of its original finish and blueing.

about 200.00

The Universal Double-Wing Model 2016 is a 12-gauge shotgun known for its versatile design and reliability. It typically features a double-barrel configuration, allowing for quick follow-up shots and improved shot spread. This model is often appreciated for its balance and handling, making it suitable for various shooting applications, including hunting and sport shooting. Its construction usually emphasizes durability and performance, making it a popular choice among shotgun enthusiasts.

The value of a Hanover Arms 12-gauge double barrel shotgun with rabbit ears can vary significantly based on its condition, age, and demand among collectors. Generally, such shotguns may range from $200 to $1,000 or more. Factors like rarity, historical significance, and any unique features can also impact the price. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult a firearms expert or a reputable auction house.

The value of a 12 gauge double barrel Western Field shotgun can vary significantly based on its condition, age, and specific model. Generally, prices can range from $200 to $600, with well-maintained or rare models potentially fetching higher amounts. It's advisable to consult recent sales data or a firearms appraiser for a more accurate valuation based on the specific characteristics of the shotgun.

in any freaken year I dont care!

Wall hanger to 1000 USD or more depending on specifics.

The answer is you pretty much can't find parts for old, non-standard guns and, if you are determined to have the gun repaired, the parts will have to be made from scratch. You will need a talented gunsmith and a fist full of money. The best sources of parts are: Numerich gunpartscorp.com

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Bob's Gun Shop gun-parts.com

although there are lots of guys who have their own hoard of parts. You can also check Shotgun News for parts and gunsmiths. Good luck

Western Field was the name brand used by the Montgomery Ward company for their line of sporting goods including guns. Since Montgomery Ward didn't manufacture guns, they pruchased guns with Western Field markings from several gun manufacturers incuding Winchester, Savage, Mossberg, Marlin, Remington, and Colt, to name a few.

My guide says yes...the "Hercules Grade Double" discontinued in 1946.

Probably made in the last part of the 1950's after December 1956, there wil be an assembly date code on the barrel.

$100-$250, depending on condition. Less if broken or rusted, a little more if absolutely like new.

You first have to identify the gun. "913810" doesn't mean anything. Take it to a gunsmith or a gun show to get it identified then try for parts.

If this Model 56 is a repeater (tubular magazine) circa 1935-37, I've offered in excess of $400 for one in good condition. Please let me know what you might have.

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Delphian Arms Co shotguns distributed H&D Folsom Sporting Goods were either manufactured by Crescent Arms Co (Norwich, CN, 1892-1931) or imported from Belgium. The same name was also used by Supplee-Biddle Hardware on Fulton Model shotguns manufactured by Hunter Arms Co. (Fulton, NY, 1890-1945).