It is a shotgun
It is a SHOTGUN
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I will start with the fact that you have a shotgun,not a rifle.The 410 is a shotgun round,not a rifle.Next we will need the western fields model number to identify the maker of your Montgomery Wards shotgun and then can describe what type it is.Chances are if you feel that it was a rifle,you could have a bolt action shotgun chambered in 410 gauge.
Need more information. I can find no reference to a Mossberg Model "410" rifle. Is it perhaps a .410 bore shotgun? Please describe your firearm more fully.
Follow instructions in owner's manual.
It's a shotgun, not a rifle. Value for the single-barrel 'Newport' guns in .410 run about $75-$100. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Your J Stevens model 59A shotgun not rifle was made from 1938-1945.
It is a semi automatic shotgun. 100-400 USD or so
Remington O/U rifle/shotgun combo. 22 mag on the top barel, .410 shotgun on the bottom barrel.
410 is a shotgun, not a rifle. And I can't find any H&R Model 1915, rifle, shotgun, or pistol, so that is probably a patent date. What type action does it have and are there any other markings? The 410 Handy Gun is a pistol which fires 410 shotgun rounds. It is impossible to register and illegal from what I've been able to gather. The Handy Gun is a .410 bore shotgun pistol manufactured by H&R. The Model 1915 was the successor to the Model 1905 shotgun line. The 410-12mm refers to the bore size simply in millimeters instead of inches. They were also marked 410-44 from 1916-1921. The 410-12mm marking was used between 1922-1936. If the gun is not already registered as a short barreled shotgun it will probably not be allowed and will most likely be confiscated by the BATF. I have a standard Model 1915 myself.
Your best bet is to find a gunsmith and ask for help.