Shotguns

yes if you hit it in the brain or hit a blood vesal but other then that and at a long range you will need to use 2-3 bullets to take that lion down and it also depends on the fps (feet per secound) of the gun as well use a caliber rifle or hunting sniper not a shotgun.

Like most other screwed on things on the business end of a firearm the magazine tube on the maverick 88 and or Mossberg 500 as well as probably every other shotgun in the wold, the tube is set with loctite or other thread sealer, which should be easily be burned off by applying a bit of heat, so don't risk destroying your weapon by sticking it in a vise and wrenching it off when you can melt the glue away and simply screw off the magazine tube with some oven mitts on.

Yes. The second amendment says you can do that. The state is allowed to impose reasonable restrictions on things like the length of the barrel and to restrict the possession of firearms by people who have been previously convicted of certain crimes, but assuming you mean a normal, unmodified shotgun and aren't a felon, then yes.

You can't. Forget about choking someone. Really, really bad idea.

Got one of these and it suits me fine. It is a side-by-side and has nice engraving so I imagine it was not one of the cheaper kinds I have read about. This is all I can say, but mine oozes quality - honestly...

For excellent condition, about $350-375

Fusil Robust is a model, not a brand. Made in St Etienne France by ManuFrance, in business since the 1910's.

Not true.

Depends on distance. If far away no...

how to remove and replace trigger guard on Harrington Richardson topper shotgun n

1963 to 1985

I baught mine about fifteen years ago here in Va. for 60.00. Shot it quite a few times and I carry it with me often. I load it with Winchester high velocity #6 shot.

Where can I get one of these? Bill

yes it is realeased from the rapidly expanding gases

hi my name is Sam i am twelve my grandma just gave me that gun.i don't really know whats its worth but i have one also it has w Richards right behind the hammers. it is a double barrel. under the barrels is a circle and in side that is an A under the A still in the circle is a l and a G under the L and the G is a star. then above that was a what looks like a upside down T. then above that is a N there is a star above the N. on the other side there is a D and what looks like a dot. dose any one know what this is please help........ thank u sam

1920

Depends on the model anywhere between $250-$500 in pristine condition.

Historically, the humble American farmer has found the range of the 10-gauge suitable for "general usage" around the farm. This gauge will deliver a rock salt load long-range, effectively putting vegetable thieves on solid notice.

-If its a pump action shot gun and you aren't hunting migratory birds then you can have as many as you want.

-If its a semi auto shot gun then 5 as long as you aren't hunting migratory birds.

-If you are hunting migratory birds then you can only chamber 3 shells total 2 in the mag and one in the chamber.

(this is for Canada)

In good cond. the 3502 is worth around $400

You pretty much have it all.

Can't tell exactly- the Mossberg 385 bolt action shotgun was made from 1964-1983. After 83, it was made as the 385 K-A, and at an unknown later time, model changed to 385 K-B. In any event, a fairly recent manufacture.

A143490

$100-150 Good gun,small light and packs a punch.

4 notches = cylinder choke (open), and one notch = full choke (tight)

The Greener Mk III Police Gun was a single shot Martini action shotgun, made in a unique guage- a tapered 14 g, with grooves in the head of the shotshell for pins in the action to fit into. These are somewhat scarce, and have frequently been rebarreled to 12 g. Value will depend on condition and originality, but seem to average $400-$500. There is also a Greener GRADE 3, side by side shotgun, and value of these is MUCH higher. As with ANY gun, value is driven by condition and originality.