Shotguns

yes , I have a number of pre war ( WW2) parts and would sell entire lot only

Pristine, it may be worth $125 or so. Well worn like mine and it's probably not worth more than $50-75. I keep mine for sentimental value only, as it was my grandfather's.

You need to provide the maker's name.

check the adds in the back of a hunter or American gun magazine, there should be a generictype gun an ammo supply company thatwould carry what your looking for.

Hi:

I have a Savage Arms 775A 12 gauge barrel for sale!!! you can contact me by email, for more information!!! my email address is: cheechers59@hotmail.com

70-100 years, 50-150 USD

It's impossible to tell from this what your question is. Please rephrase and try again.

I own a double barrel A.H. Fox Strerlingworth Fow 20. Gauge and it is worth $4500

I just bought one at a gun auction for $350.00. However, the forearm was mot attached which lowered the price.

c2gktI quote from the 'Blue Book of Gun Values', 26th Edition, page 1895: "Serial Numbers atyear end; 438,000 1946" This information would put serial number 437899 somewhere earlierin year 1946. The value of your rifle cannot be determined by your brief description; the several models of the Model 99 have different values & most important is the condition.

Bill Goforth has an excellent book on the H&R shotguns. You can do an internet search to find a copy.

No. Very dangerous.

Single shot $50-75. Double barrel $150-$250. Manufactured circa 1920-1930 by Crescent Fire Arms Co.

Crescent Fire Arms made millions of similar shotguns with over a hundred different trade names. I doubt if anyone has a good estimate, but there were a lot. 20 gauge will be harder to find than 12s.

That is an Auto-5 'Magnum Twenty' made in 1969. In excellent condition, they can reach $1400.

Less than $100.

According to The Gun Traders Guide, this gun was produced between 1931-1935.

The Model 140 is a cheaper varient of the 1400

Just like a car; Make, Model & Serial Number is the place to start. "A shotgun" is like saying "a car". It could be a Vega or it could be a Lamborgini. Who would know? Serial numbers on long-arms have only been required since 1969 in the US. Before that, some manufacturers used serial numbers on all their firearms and the records have been preserved. Others didn't serialize any, and some serialized certain models. Remington uses a date code separate from the serial number and Marlin date codes are part of the serial. Nearly all Winchester, Colt, Browning and Ithaca firearms can be dated by the serial number. But many of the lesser names either have no serial numbers or there are no records available so you may have to be satisfied to know the time period during which a particular model was made. There are a few people who have all the old catalogs and determined what year certain features were introduced by the manufacturer they are studing.

Trade name used by J Stevens Arms Co on guns made for the catalog trade. Value would be below $250.

Known tradename used by Shapleigh Hardware. The guns were made by several different manufacturers, although your double is probably a Crescent. 1900-1930.

What kind of shot gun?

Under $200.

Browning Invector.

This company was owned by Sears Roebuck and produced guns from 1905 to 1915.