50-100 or so
I am not sure on the price because i am also looking for a price for i have a full box of FMC 14 gauge shells #7.5 shot. If interested e-mail @ jjbct@hotmail.com
Oh, dude, that's like asking me to calculate the square root of a watermelon. A shotgun stamped Cracker Jack Southern Arms Company dated Aug 14, 1900, with a 14-gauge stamp is technically a 12-gauge shotgun. The 14-gauge stamp was a common practice back then to indicate the bore size, but it's actually a 12-gauge shotgun. So, like, it's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for a vintage shotgun that's a bit confused about its own gauge.
THey were made by crescent firearm company.
I have a shotgun stamped FR Loffler in Mainz from WWII. No other markings on gun. Do you have same?
i have one and it is stamped made in japan
describe the type of shotgun and recheck the serial number
Model designation
The company stamped the person as their best employee. This sentence uses the word stamped in it.
S.H.C. stood for Shapleigh Hardware Company. The shotgun was more than likely made by either a Belgium company or Cresent Fire Arms Com.. It was very common in the late 1800's and early 1900's for arms companies to stamp the hardware stores "logo" on a shotgun or .22 for a fee.
Hopkins & Allen
$250-$350
A 410 gauge, single barrel shotgun with Volunteer stamped on it and Serial number A981277 was made by the Volunteer Arms Company. They made guns for Belknap Hardware store in Louisville, Kentucky.