Shotguns

depending on what parts you kneed a good gunsmith can make the parts you need.

A felon cannot legally purchase a shotgun anywhere in the U.S. unless the felon's rights have been restored.

Many of the adjustable chokes are adjusted by turning the choke. (If it does not turn with moderate hand force, it is probably gunked up with carbon- let soak in a good powder solvent for a day or two and try again). They work by squeezing movable strip closer together, or further apart- the tighter the squeeze, the tighter the choke. A tighter choke holds the shot column together longer, and gives a smaller pattern that has greater range.

how do i find the value of my skb 785 sporting with 28 inch ported barrels

About $75-$125, depending on condition.

Depends on which model and condition. There were only about 6000 made. The most desirable is the folding riot gun model. A real minty version could go for up to $6000. A folder in good working order but only average condition might be a a $2500 - $3000 gun. I've seen standard models go from $1000 to $3300 depending on condition. They are really neat guns, I have 3.

It was made by Mossberg. They had an identical model 183t.

Using the wrong shotshell in the wrong shotgun.

Last sale at auction, for an average condition L.C.Smith, silvered receivers, fair wood, exc. bores. 4495.00. Excellent condition. 99 percent color, excellent wood, excellent bore. 9950 dollars. Good gun to have, wish I had one

I have an older amadeo coach shotgun by rossi, it is nickel plated. Can you tell me if that is the way it came. Is it a shooter or wall hanger?

If you do not know this or are unable to Google it or Youtube it and find out then I must question your competence in actually possessing a loaded gun.

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I sold mine for $1350. The serial number ended in an E which made it "collectors" item.

I think you mean RUGER, NOT luger red lable..........?

Cresent made guns under a variety of names

Sorry- not really good news- There were many guns made right around 1900 that attempted to capitalize of the names of well known high quality guns- such as the Barker shotguns sold by Sears (imitating Parker shotguns) Webley- later Webley & Scot, was a well known firm. The only references I have found to Charles Webley guns were low cost guns with Twist Steel barrels. Those are of suspect safety after nearly 100 years, and being exposed to the corrosive effects of black powder shells- please do not fire anything in them until inspected by a competent gunsmith.

Stevens, as their Model 94.

I have a double Barrell 20 gauge I need a barrel for where can I get one used or other wise, mine has be damaged, Dropped then drove over

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50-500 USD or more depending on specifics

Lead. Shells are marked for waterfowl hunting & are much more expensive

A shotgun slug can travel up to 8,921,823 fps and have a energy of 13,283,495 ft-lb.

Seldom exceed 100 USD

priceless

The C and CB series (NOT the C9 Series) in fair condition is worth around $55 to $85.

There are many versions of the C series Sheridan Let me explain: Sheridan made air rifles started in 1945 and made a few variations of the C series. Benjamin bought out Sheridan and continued to make the C series ( C9, CB, CBW CW ) From 1949 to 1990 it was marked Sheridan. In 1972 serial numbers were redone and started with #000000. Crosman bought out Benjamin (1992) and continued to make the C series Rifle (It's very popular) The rifle was made in .177, .20, .22 caliber.

From 1998-2000 Crosman marketed the C series .177 and .22 Caliber as a Benjamin and the .20 Caliber as a Sheridan.

You may see a C9 Silver Streak or a C9 Blue streak. They are the current C series rifles

At one point during the 1950's the rifle was marketed as a Benjamin Franklin as a marketing ploy. Benjamin Franklin had nothing to do with it. But his name got stuck on it anyway. Along the way the rifle has also been marketed as a Benjamin / Sheridan.