Shotguns

Impossible to value with just a serial number.

$50-$125, depending on condition.

Around 700 to 1100 dollars depending where you shop/live

Nat a answer but I'm wondering if you ever figured it out

No sn data published

No published sn data

1620

While the H&R revolvers are low dollar firearms, their semi auto pistols are rather scarce. The SL 25 is about $200-$350, depending on condition, and used the Webley & Scott design.

The pre 1969 model 60 didn't have serial numbers so if you can't find the numbers it's probably pre 69.

Around 400 or so

Baltimore Arms Company shotguns were made by a gun maker located in Baltimore,Maryland from 1895 to 1902. While some models are worth more than others (Series I guns), they really seldom see more than $400.

You need to provide the serial number

Hero Arms Co. single shot 12 guage shotgun is a trade name. Research show. A Hardware company in Pennsyvania sold the Hero Arms. Guns America online auction shows several Hero Arms shotguns going for 75 to 100 dollars.

Basically impossible to value with just the serial number.

Remington makes a industrial 8 gauge kiln gun.

I'm not sure, but it sounds like the same gun i have. Mine has an earlier serial number. 576177

Segerink company in the Netherlands

Around 125 at.highest I have one don't sell it their good guns

Used; but in good condition it would be worth about $3000USD to start.

Typically these shotguns were not very heavily used and can have quite a lot of very high quality engraving, so the price could easily double that.

frateli contento brescia italy,i have one cal. 12

I have a Henry Richards hammerd double barrel shotgun. I had Cabela's in Michigan research it for me (they have a very extensive research library) and I was told that Henry Richards made guns in London England for one year 1856. Mine is a hand me down from my dad who received it from his dad who traded a mule for it.

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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.

17757

It is made in Russia