Shotguns

I was told it was made between 1958 up till about 1976.(I have on marked revelation western auto company then marlin firearms.I lost the tube feed.If you can find one let me know.ddashnau@twcny.rr.com

I am very familiar with Zabala 10 gauge doubles, owning and shooting two of them regularly. They are solid, well made firearms and much superior to American made medium priced doubles like Savage/Fox. The value depends on condition and whether or not the gun has been altered. Look at $350 to $550 for guns in very good condition.

The Toz-63 shotgun was manufactured in USSR at the "Tula Rifle Factory".

It has exposed hammers, double triggers, extractor, fixed choke (half choke and one-eighth choke), bead front sight, and a 2.75 chamber (70mm). Also, it has Greener locking system.

Barrel: 28.25", Overall: 45.5", Weight 6.85 lbs.

TOZ-E began to let out Caliber 16 and 20 instead of TOZ-BM since 1964. TOZ-E, is different from TOZ-BM in terms of the chrome-plated stems and the better external finishing.

It has no safety-catch but it is impossible for the hammers, when in resting position, to hit the fire pins unless you hit them with a sledgehammer!

I took my info from

http://www.woodsloafing.com/2010/03/toz-63-russian-double-barrel-side.html

Inexpensive, working man's shotgun from @turn of the century plus or minus a decade or two

J.N. Scott double barrel shotgun,made in ST.Louis 12 gauge,mussle loader,cap.

alot of fun

it was manufactured in 1937 or 1938

Revalation was a brand name of the Western Auto Hardware Company. Many guns were manufactured for Western Auto by Mossberg, Marlin, and perhaps others that had the Revalation name. They have not been sold for years now and any in stock would be used guns.

I have one for sell in very good condition.

They were manufactured between 1925 and 1929.

I have a double barrel shotgun that says, Premier Arms, Belgium. Laminated Steel. Identifing numbers are 36959 with AJ , P and GO marked on it. I've been told it's more than 100 years old. Would like to know as much as possible. Dave Boots

made in Italy in the early 1980's, Highest value I have seen is 175.00,
but low is 50.00.

Try the tables at egunparts

1917 if it is a sxs double

1982

I Have a Pioneer Arms single 12 ser #386040 and was told the last one made was 1864. That is what Antique and Modern in Lexington ,Ky said. They could not give Me an exact date.

Riverside Arms was a name used by J, Stevens Arms and Tool Co (which became part of Savage Firearms) between 1915 and 1940. There are no public records for dates of manufacture.

Look on the top of the receiver with the gun disassembled. You should find it there.

50-500 USD depending on specifics

Depends largely on originality, condition, and configuration. These come in long barrel, short barrel and trench versions with and without militray markings. They can range from a less desirable early model (before WWI) in poor condition $100 to a nice WWII trench for about $3000. Depends largely on originality, condition, and configuration. These come in long barrel, short barrel and trench versions with and without militray markings. They can range from a less desirable early model (before WWI) in poor condition $100 to a nice WWII trench for about $3000.

value of 1968 20 gauge bolt action westerfield

A single shot Continental Arms Co should be a product of Harrington and Richardson, but since the company was in business for over a hundred years (1872 - 1985) and it is probably not serialized and even if it has a serial number there are no records available to check, you will probably never determine its age with any accuracy. My best guess would be sometime after the start of WW1 which ended the supply of inexpensive shotguns from Europe and the early 1950s when the use of 'store brands' became less fashionable.

Victor revolvers were made in three frame sizes beginning around 1911 and continued to approx. mid 1930's. There is no positive info on production dates of these revolvers at the current time.

I have a hurcules my mom was givenabout 75 years ago, so best guess is at least 75 years or more. Made by or for Montgomery Wards store in Michigan

remington wingmaster 16 gauge