Shotguns

double barrel 16 ga.

The "widowmaker" shotgun is the Winchester model 1911. It was so named because the user had to retract the barrel to charge the weapon; if carelessly done, he could blow his face off in the process.

$300-$450, depending on condition

About 750.00 if its in very good condition .

Impossible to say without you providing a more detailed description of the Browning in question,including the model name or number,overall condition of the firearm,and the caliber or chambering.

Gun Parts Corporation. West Hurley New York. and gunbroker.com

7000 grains of powder, lead, or peanut butter to one pound.

yes

The firm of Francois Dumoulin & Sons has been a maker of firearms in Leige, and now Herstal Belgium since the late 1800s. Below is a link to their company website. They may be able to provide you with additional information on your shotgun.

The differences lie primarily in the diameters.

At 16 yards, probably the improved modified choke in a 30 inch bbl is the most commonly used

i own a 12 ga side by side, model number unknown, serial no. 163193. i need the stock.can anyone help?

$40-$150 depending on the condition.

50-180 or so

The choke identifications are on the underside of the barrel. You can see them if you take off the forearm.

depending on condition and every thing tight and not rusted a good one can fetch upwards of 300$

i have one with steel barrels which is about 1900-1909

That depends on what the range's policies are. Some may allow it, others may not.

50-200

It depends on when it was made. The Spanish company has made shotguns since 1932. In the mid 60's and early 70's the 20 GA box lock gun sold new for $1200. Current value for a 95% + gun would be in the $600 to $800 dollar range based on options ie. stock finish and degree of engraving.

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I saw on e for sale in very good cond. for $750.00

I have a Western Auto mod 207 on my bench at this very moment. Positively a Mossburg of the 472 type, not sure which dash suffix. This one is real used, has. .020 head space and warn out pin holes on lever and cartridge elevator. I've repaired 3 or 4 of these variants and 1or 2 Mossburgs. Real easy to tell the difference the trigger is pinned to the finger lever on the mossburg and clones. It sort of plucks a spring button on the sear which is mounted in the receiver. The Marlin trigger is also the sear and is pinned in the receiver next to the hammer. William Oliver Gunsmith, TN

$1100

050-1000 usd

This shotgun was modified from a French military musket, probably an 1853 style that was manufactured at the Arsenal at Mutzig. Imp ale is an abbreviation for Imperial, indicating the weapon was produced some time after 1852. Durring the period immediately proceeding the Franco Prussian War 1870-71, the French took large numbers of obsolete muskets and turned them into breach loading firearms. These were subsequently sold off to Belgian arms dealers after the French defeat by the Prussians in 1871. The Belgians modified them once again by making them into shotguns for the civilian market. You have one of those shotguns.