Shotguns

That gun was made in 1918.

that is correct if your Ithaca MODEL IS FLUES & NIG

http://www.ithacagun.com/pdfs/serialnumbers.pdf

Not readily. You'll find that parts will need to repaired or made by a gunsmith.

Depends on which Benelli. Refer to Benelli USA website for an owner's manual.

Probably Harrington & Richardson

Assuming it is the Stoeger import, made in Spain, it would sell in the $300 range.

Yes, they did make a 28 guage pump featherlight. I have one myself

Answering the question, {Where can you find the value of a shotgun?}.I have found That there are lots of ways to find this answer. You can go on line to{ Blue Book Of Gun Values} and order the book, for $39.95 before Jan. 31 2007. The web site is https // store. blue book.com/home/fire.aspx. Or do as I did, and talk a pro. One I have in mind is Mr.Sid Lark. He answer'ed my question in a timely maner. He has over 35 year's of exp. in fire arms and I belive he knows what he is talking about. I hope this will be of help to you in some way. Jay C. Smith

your gun was made by Savage Stevens eary 50s 16 gauge guns with 36 inch barrels are not common . Its worth about 125 bucks

According to the Blue Book of Gun Values, your shotgun was made in 1928.

AJ Aubrey shotguns were made by the Meriden Firearms Co which was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sears, Roebuck & Co, for sale in the Sears catalog between 1905-1918. Good serviceable shotguns which can bring up to $400 today in excellent condition. Dont attempt to shoot it until you get it checked out by a gunsmith.

I have a Ithaca Flues S/N 319xxx, on the underside of each barrel in front of the pivot lug next to the proof stamp they are marked 13 1M. I am not a gunsmith but I believe they are both modified. I would bet that is the stamping. I want to remember that I was told the rear trigger is modified and the front trigger is full, since the correct firing order would be rear then front, or modified then full as the game is going out of range.

I tried firing the front first only one time and ended up doubling on the recoil.

pat

Yes, they imported around 100 of them in that caliber. The .45 Spectre is quite rare today (since only about 100 were imported) and magazines for it are even rarer. The collectors value, if you can find one with spare magazines, is approx. $900-$1100 for the pistol and $100-$120 each for the magazines. Word of caution! The Spectre was originally designed to fire 9mm, the .45 Spectre has a tendency to self-destruct over time because of the additional stress of firing the larger caliber. Before buying one have a qualified gunsmith thoroughly inspect it for any signs of fatigue or damage. At one time I owned three .45 Spectres (1 shooter, 2 NIB), my shooter self-destructed on me after firing approx. 2500-3000 rds.. If you are interested in owning a Spectre I would highly recommend finding one in 9mm, they are more common and the mags are easier to find and much less expensive than the .45 caliber ones. Seeing as the Spectre was designed to fire the 9mm it should last for many thousands of rounds, my 9mm has around 4500 rounds through it and is still going strong with no signs of wearing out anytime soon. Regards. Yes they did. And they are very rare. You will not find one for $900-$1000.00 unless you are the luckiest man on the planet. The last one I saw sold for $4500.00 and the last one I had I sold for $4000.00. They are extreamly well made pistols. But I have to agree the .45acp is a really hard nocking round for this pistol. But the one I had was used for well over 10K rnds. (all factory rounds not reloads) and had no problems. The mags ARE even more rare than the gun. That is an understatement. They are impossible to find. They are stick mags and not at all like the 4-2-1 collom mags that the .40S&W and 9MM. have. They are double stack .45 stick mags about the same size as a Thompson .45 mag. I sold 4 extra ones with the pistol I sold and they went for $250.00 ea. I still have one left. It was left at the shop when I sold the pistol at a gunshow in Tulsa. I have to say though. IF you ever get a chance to buy one and you can afford it. DO IT! It is an awesome pistol.

They are also in .40S&W. and much easier to find then the .45ACP. I highly recommend any one of them. USMCStingray

Another Belgian shotgun. Neumann Bros were in business into the 20th century, although a gun that year of manufacture is doubtful. Value is going to be minimal, and the gun should be looked over by a gunsmith to ascertain exactly what you have.

Belgian in origin, imported into the US for catalog/hardware sales in the late 1880's-1910. Value is minimal.

I have looked all over for a price/age and can't seem to find one. Just picked one up for $40 today. Dan

$100-$125.

Will have to be made. Semi-inletted stocks for Crescent Hammerless shotguns can be had for around $40, but require quite a bit of expert work to finish.

There is a wealth of information by Nick Niles in the Gun Digest book of Guns and Prices 2005 Edition, ISBN #0-89689-324-3 and library of congress # 2005906853 Models, prices, and history. Also acomplete listofALL the names associated with Crescent F.A. Co

im sorry but i dont think anyone knows except probably a scientist

J C Higgins 583 3 20 gauge bolt action shotgun was Made by Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. For High Standard Manufacturing who in turn supplied them to Sears and Roebuck &Co. JC. Higgins was a Sears trade Name your shotgun is the first Series of JC Higgins shotguns made 1945/46. It was based on the pre war H&R model 120 /121 these are excelent old guns some parts are available from from Numrich arms Gun Parts Corp. In West Hurley NY.I have tons of parts Been a gunsmith for many years and Believe it or not I collect JC Higgins Bolt shotgun s repair them for customers often

Less than $100.

Ypu might try Numrich gum parts. They have the largest inventory around..Try gunpartscorp.com. Maybe they can help.

Gardone is the town in Brescia where the gun was produced, not the model name. Antonio Zoli 10ga guns are valued to around $600 as shooters.

Produced by Iver Johnson for Sears. Value up to $125.

It was made by Iver Johnson after their Champion Model for Montgomery Ward