Mossberg has a web site.
Ruger has a serial number search function on the company web site.
Since you did not provide the serial number, you will have to call Browning or visit their web site.
You can find serial number data on Ruger's web site
You can call Browning or visit their web site. They have serial number data available for review.
Mossberg does not have a site for determining serial number/date references.
The best way to get a vin number lookup is to go to VINLooks dot com. That site lets you input all the information you have and will return results found.
Mossberg has a web site.
Ruger has a serial number search function on the company web site.
Ruger has extensive serial number information on their web site.
Yes, the game manufacturer usually has a site to sell you a serial number. WikiAnswers will not assist with software piracy.
The western field model 550 shotgun was made for Montgomery Wards(Western field) by the Mossberg firearms company.The Mossberg model 500 is the same shotgun as yours.The Mossberg model 500 was produced from 1962-1998.I believe that Montgomery Wards went out of business in 1984.If you want to get a more accurate date of manufacture,contact Mossberg at their web site,or you can contact them at O.F.Mossberg and sons Inc.the phone number is 203-230-5300.
You do not have to go to a dealership to do a vin number lookup. Any public site has this information and is available to you in the case you are buying or selling the vehicle.
WhitePages.com and YellowPages.com both have excellent reverse phone number lookup search engines. Simply log onto the website, click the reverse phone lookup button, and enter the area code and number of the phone number you are trying to identify. Usually, the site will give you some general info on the number's owner for free, and offer you a full report for a premium fee.
Winchester site says that the serial number is too highhttp://oldguns.net/sn_php/windateslookup.php
Go to diamondgunsmithing on the internet and enter your serial number. That will do it.
Contact the maker or check their web site.