Shotguns

If it's a Winchester, a few hundred to multiple thousands depending on EXACT configuration, condition, box, papers, accessories, history.

50-100 USD

Which Mossberg .410? If its the 500E, you can chamber any .410 2.5" & 3# shell. Enjoy. It's a GREAT little gun.

50-150 USD

That would be Western Field.

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No. All current Citori, Cynergy, Maxus and Silver shotguns as well as the BAR centerfire rifle have chrome-lined chambers.

From Browning customer service in response to a question on the Browning website.

A brand name used in the late 1890's or so. Proabably made by H. D. Folson or Fulton.

Could be from the 1960s, likely worth no more than $100. Try consulting your local sporting goods store.

Just paid $70 at a Pawn shop, gun is in fair condition.

A small brass plate inlaid for engraving of initials.

This serial number Model 24 was manufactured sometimebetween 1922 and 1935. Approximately 130,420 were made during that time.

Inexpensive, turn of the century working man's firearm. 10-100 USD

just bought one in like new condition for 150$

Most of these guns wont have a serial number as they were made from 1938 to 1947, which was before they were required on long guns.

Sorry this isn't an answer to your question, but I have a similar gun (Excel # 27140XH) and I'm looking for the year it was made. Can you help me?

i bought min yesterday for 145$ new, mine is black and silver..i would say used between 100- 120$...silver, black is worth slightly less.oh and the name is plink(STER) not plinker.

The Hopkins and Allen company was founded in 1868 by S. S. Hopkins, C. W. Hopkins and C. H. Allen. The company experienced financial difficulties and in 1898 was reorganized as the Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. A fire in 1900 hurt them and in 1901, they were forced to merged with the Forehand Arms Company. The manufacture o f Hopkins and Allen firearms ceased in 1917 when the plant was taken over by Marlin-Rockwell Corporation for the war time production of Browning automatic rifle components. Hopkins and Allen was well known for the many models of inexpensive revolvers and shotguns. All Hopkins & Allen Arms Co revolvers manufactured from 1902 until 1917 had serial numbers stamped into the bottom of the handle. Sometimes the grips cover up this number and thus need to be removed for viewing number. Some of the stamping wasa done on the base of the handle, some on the framework near the handle base. Many also had the serial number stamped into the cylinder, and a few had an additional stamping on the trigger guard.

I just purchased the gun you are talking about for $35 at a local auction. So the value, to m, is $35 or less.

Columbia was a trade name used on shotguns built by Harrington& Richardson from around 1900-1940 (or so).

The maker, model and serial should be somewhere on the receiver (the part around the trigger where the shells go in). You can look it up using that info. Or take it to a pawnshop or gun dealer.

Go to armscollectors.com/sn/windates.htm serial # 912260 Winchester was manufactured in 1945.

1868-1917 Founded in 1868 and went out of business in 1917.

Made in Connecticut between 1895 and 1910 by the Crescent Firearms Co and distributed to the hardware trade by HD Folsom. Value under $250.