The 44 Magnum was never a black powder cartridge, and was not invented in 1847 (Well into the 29th century). If you can give a more accurate description, we may be able to help- or have a firearms dealer take a look, and see what you have.
read what is on the barrel. it will tell you who made...................
100-400 USD
Probably a serial number
Example sentence - The machine had a serial number engraved on it.
I am sure the first rifles made using black powder did not have a serial number engraved. Antique rifles without a serial number do exist. I am however unsure what the law state about collector pieces. Logically one can not force a serial number onto a piece that originally was made without one.
it is engraved below the drivers seat
You may have some success at the shotgun world website, (shotgunworld.com) there is a vast network of collectors and shotgun experts there that may be able to help
The phone number of the North Powder City Library is: 541-898-2175.
Made by Colt in 1944. Not engraved for USMA, but some serialed 45's were alloted to the USMC........................
The model number is usually engraved on the barrel .
The model number is usually engraved on the barrel .
The phone number of the Powder Springs Library is: 770-439-3600.