Shotguns

A Browning citori model 525 sporting in grade I configuration will be valued at between 575-1,200 dollars based on your shotgun having between 60%-90% of its original finish remaining,and a good set of bores.

hi, I have one of the exact shotgun. im from ireland, living in galway. i have no info on this gun but any information would be helpful

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NORIS appears to have been a firearms manufacturer in Spain who imported shotguns and rifles into the US during the 1960s.

$500-$550 in the best of shape, and down from there....

Yes, as long as it has the right choke for slugs (cylinder or improved cylinder), the vents will make no difference to the slug, and will reduce recoil slightly.

$1200-$1400 usd

I bought a M2000 last year in New Zealand and one of the five chokes it came with has skeet stamped on its side. So I believe the answer is yes, it just may be called something different depending where you are.

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The name pretty much describes the gun. It's an LC Smith Specialty grade single barrel trap shotgun. They were made from about 1917 to 1940. The single barrel trap is a gun made strictly for the game of trap shooting. The Specialty grade is about mid range in the LC Smith grades and features a moderate amount of hand engraving. The action was case colored, most are worn to a silvery color today and the amount of original case color remaining can help determine the wear and value of the gun. There is an active LC Smith collectors group, just Google LC Smith. Value of these guns like all old guns is based on the condition. Anywhere from 650 to 3000 dollars, depending on originality and condition. Look up the collectors association, one meber is documenting this LC Smith model.

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Your A.H.Fox sterlingworth 12ga.shotgun was made in the year 1927,with the serial number that you provided.

Close to 3500.00 to 5500.00... Rare shot-gun...

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The Harrington & Richardson 349 Gamester shotgun does not use a clip. It has a tube type magazine that is a pemanent part of the gun, loaded by sliding shells in from the bittom of the gun.

350-550 dollars depending on overall condition.

Its a Sears branded Mossberg 500.

Yes

I just bought a H.S. Brown Damascus double barrel in 10ga. Dated 1883 in very good condition for $400.

no

Around 375 for excellent condition.

You can not use. Or should not use. The wad stays with shot exiting. I suggest improved cylinder or bore

not at all

$100. If you find someone that REALLY wants one maybe a little more.

Check the two digits following the serial number. I know it works on some of them.