Shotguns

Well, different types of shotguns can hold varying amounts of rounds or shells. For example a Side by Side, or an Over & Under barreled shotguns can hold two rounds. The "typical" or "average" shotgun can hold 6-8 rounds without a plug. For example the Remington 870 or the newer model the 887. A plug is used to limit the amount of rounds in order to shoot types of game, like waterfowl, in which hunters are only allowed 3 rounds loaded at one time (on certain lands). Some home defense models of shotguns hold 12-15 rounds, depending on the model of course. A popular high capacity model is the Saiga shotgun, holding 10-20 rounds depending on the magazine, having both semi-auto and full auto variants.

In good shape about $150 - $200

I've seen High Standard 28ga shotguns go for $300-$359

It depends on condition. Boito was a Brazilian gun maker, popular around the 1970's. It was sold mostly at K-mart, as an "off brand". However, it was made with above average materials such as a quality hardwood grips and stock. It isn't the most exiting thing I've ever shot but It is one of the most reliable and maintenance free firearms I have had experience with. Good for any general purpose, more of a tool. But Beware parts that break or wear down can be nearly impossible to replace

Brand new, Never Touched about $400-480

Used, but not abused $200-350

Used and Abused $120-200

Missing or broken parts/inoperable Maybe $50 for parts if your lucky

100-300 or so

it is shotgun because the size of rifle is different than shotgun.

About 500 US dolars.

To find out the worth research Henri Peeper shotguns Liege Belgium his factory was on Bayard st. He made and sold shotguns under many names Bayard being one of them

It depends on the condition.

Italy.

Inventory tracking for the company

Shotgun chokes, whether they be screw-in choke tubes or fixed-chokes (permanent part of the barrel) are used to control the diameter and density of the pellet pattern at a specific distance. Example: An improved cylinder (IC) choke would produce a larger diameter (more open) pattern at around 30 yards. This style of choke is used for close shooting at upland game birds over a pointing dog. A full choke (F) has a tighter constriction so the pattern would be smaller in diameter with more pellets so it would be a better choice for longer distances if hunting ducks or geese. It's always a good idea to "pattern" a shotgun barrel by shooting at a large sheet of paper at various distances to actually see how the barrel's choke and your chosen shotgun shell load react to one another. This way you can actually measure the results of your chosen combination.

About $70, depending on condition.

Best left to a trained gunsmith

No published sn data

Basically like the Mossberg 500. You can find disassembly instructions for the 500 on YouTube, and they will work for your Maverick 88.

about $150. depends on the condition. expect a maximum of $100 if sold to a store though

your question cant be answered here take it to a gun forum online, just look for them through google, most likely people will give you a strait forward answer, also take the gun to your local gunsmith or gun dealer they may be able to answer this question also

No

60 to 80 percent to make clean, ethical kills , anything less than 50 percent is unethical and may not kill the animal it may just run away and suffer

Yes

About $75, more or less.

about $125 to $190 depending on condition.

Seldom exceed 150 or so