The term "Long Tom" was used to denote a muzzle loading cannon that had a barrel much longer than standard. While slower to load, it had greater range. Over the years it has been applied to guns with a longer than usual barrel, notably shotguns. It is a name used by several makers- the earliest that I have found is between the late 1890's and early 1900s, but they were made up into the 1920s.
"Long Tom" was an unofficial name for a muzzle loading cannon with a much longer than usual barrel- slower to load, greater range. The name was borrowed by shotgun makers around 1900 to denote a shotgun (usually a single shot) with a longer than usual barrel. Not a brand name, but a model name.
The term "Long Tom" was used to denote a muzzle loading cannon that had a barrel much longer than standard. While slower to load, it had greater range. Over the years it has been applied to guns with a longer than usual barrel, notably shotguns. It is a name used by several makers- the earliest that I have found is between the late 1890's and early 1900s, but they were made up into the 1920s.
This shot gun in good shape with the word Long Tom clearly on the side of the gun. will be in the 500.00 to 600.00 range.
No published sn data.
i have a long tom 12 ga 32 inch barrel in good condition ill sell cheap
50-125 US Dollars
Landing a 'Long Tom' Gun - 1904 was released on: USA: July 1904
Probably. The name was owned by Sears Roebuck and after a brief period when they owned their own firearms manufacturer (Meriden Arms) Stevens made most of their single shot shotguns.
Yes.
Long Tom
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It is a 12 gauge shotgun, not a rifle. Retail value will depend on condition, but typically is in the $75-$125 range. As your grandpa's gun, it is priceless.
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