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Model 83B Bolt Action Repeater 3-Shot, Takedown, .410 bore only (2 1/2 & 3 inch), 3 shell fixed top loading magazine. Weight 5 1/2 lbs, barrel 24", full choke, with metal bead front and inverted leaf rear sights. Walnut finished pistol grip stock with finger flutes in fore-end, steel butt plate , chrome plated bolt lever & trigger, swivels. Made 1939-1940. , swivels. Made 1939-1940.
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What did model 83B look like mossberg 410 gauge shotgun?
The Mossberg model 83B shotgun in 410 gauge was a shotgun that held either 3,or 4shots which had a internal top loading magazine.these were made from 1933-1946.It should be noted that this model was a bolt action shotgun with usually a 24in barrel.Other lengths could be ordered I believe.
Who made a 410 shotgun with the ejection handle on the side?
I have one made by O.F. MOSSBERG & SONS INC. New Haven CONN. U.S.A. NO.83B 410 GA - 3 IN PROOF TESTED
How old is your wards westernfeild 410 ga model 93m-211a?
This cross references over to a Mossberg 83B .410, they were made from 1939-1940 see home.epix.net/~damguy/index-shotgun.html for more information on vintage Mossberg shotguns
Where can you find a parts diagram for a mossberg 83b?
try e-gunparts.com
What is the value of a Wards western field 93m-211a?
This cross references over to a Mossberg 83B .410, they were made from 1939-1940. 3-Shot, Takedown, .410 bore only (2 1/2 & 3 inch), 3 shell fixed top loading magazine. Weight 5 1/2 lbs, barrel 24", full choke, with metal bead front and inverted leaf rear sights. Walnut finished pistol grip stock with finger flutes in fore-end, steel butt plate , chrome plated bolt lever & trigger, swivels. My research has shown that it does not have much value. It is not a colletable shotgun.
What are good skateboard wheels for rough concrete?
Get a softer textured wheel rather than a hard one. The softer wheel will absorb more shock and it will grip the surface of the ground a lot better. id say a wheel with a durometer of 83B would be good
Do Jews practice an eye for an eye?
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How many hours of driving from Sarasota to Orlando?
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How long does it take to drive from Columbus Oh to Great Falls MT?
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The commentaries refer to thousands of years of recorded commentary from Jewish sages regarding the Tanach (Jewish Bible), religious law, and Jewish life over the millennia.
Is the Tanakh the word of God?
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