Rifles, shotguns, and handguns differ primarily based on their design and intended use. Rifles are characterized by long barrels and rifled bores, allowing for greater accuracy over long distances. Shotguns have smooth barrels and are designed to fire multiple pellets or a single slug, making them effective at close range. Handguns, being compact and designed for one-handed use, are typically used for self-defense or sport shooting.
Rifles, shotguns and handguns differ mostly on the type of cartridge used.
Rifles are mostly 5.56 and handguns are 9mm. There are other calibers that are used, but those are the most common.
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My understanding is that any firearm produced before 1968 didn't require and mostly didn't get serial numbers, so your's may not have just like the one I have for a customer needing a new extractor and is making it difficult to find info or parts. -- More Specific -- Domestic shotguns and .22 Rimfire rifles made before 1968 were not required to have serial numbers. Centerfire rifles and handguns will normally have serial numbers before 1968. I probably have the parts for that rifle. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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In some States. But mostly, Yes.
Well, mostly pistols and rifles.
Mostly European makers.
I have found very little information on the line of Rifles. Here is what I found. It is a trade name used by various retailers from Italy and Spain. These rifles were imported during the 50's and early 60's to the USA. They mostly made Shotguns.
Rifles, shotguns, pistols, revolver, and machineguns. Among other rifles- the Germans used the k98 Mauser, the British the SMLE, the Russians the 91/30 Moisin Nagant, the Americans the 1903 Springfield.
Armed resistance in the concentration camps involved very few firearms- mostly taken from the Germans. In the ghettos, firearms were intially between 10 and 60 handguns smuggled in from Poland. These were used to get rifles, pistols, and machine guns from Nazi soldiers killed in combat. See the link below to an article on resistance-