Marlin Firearms is still in business. Check with them.(marlinfirearms.com)
The model 1936 was stamped as such for only the first year of production (released in 1937 I believe), and was re-branded as the Model 36 in the years that followed, so if you show the stamp "Model 1936", you are holding an original. This rifle is approx. 72 years old.
National Firearms Company was a trade name used by Hopkins & Allen @ 1900.
this question should be under Colt Firearms section
FIC was an importer. Provide a detailed description of all markings and features for more information.
Cheap ones stamped metal evpensive ones cast metal
The value of a VictoR special .410 shotgun with a stamped number under the trigger of 1133 can vary based on factors like its condition, age, and market demand. Generally, such shotguns can range from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars. For a more accurate assessment, consider consulting a firearms appraisal expert or checking recent sales of similar models. Always ensure compliance with local regulations when buying or selling firearms.
Folsom was a brand name used by the Cresent firearms company,which was in business from 1888-1932.If your shotgun has Damascus barrels then it was made from 1888-1900.If it shoots standard smokeless powder shells,then it was made from 1901-1932.
All firearms are stamped with the name of maker and serial number.
Start with the information stamped on the gun. Usually there will be a manufacturer's name or a trade name and a model name or number. Guns manufactured in Europe will usually have proof marks. With this information you can search various books available at your library: Flayderman's Guide to Antique American Firearms, The Standard Catalog of Firearms, Modern Guns, etc. Or you can post a description that includes all the information you found on the gun on a website like this and someone will probably recognize it.
THey were made by crescent firearm company.
a 410 ga. shotgun pistol was made by crescent firearms and is very rare. however, regular shotguns do not have much value
Many Remington firearms may be dated by the letter code stamped on the barrel. This combination of 2 or 3 letters is rather small, and is stamped on the barrel on the LEFT side, at the very rear of the barrel. You may need a magnifier and a bright light. Once you find the letters, go to the link at the bottom of this page to decipher the date made. Good luck!