Answer This answer was borrowed from a thread on the GunBroker.com website. The answer was posted by a gentleman who is a collector of old shotguns. I do not claim authorship nor authoritative knowledge.
There were two "WH Hamilton" shotguns. From c.1875-1883 or so, the shotguns were imported from Belgium. They were external hammer shotguns of average quality for the time. In the early 1900s, Thomas Leary was an active importer of these guns, now made by Dumoulin with the WH Hamilton tradename. They were similar to the earlier ones, but with some engraving on the locks.
The WH Hamilton tradename was finished when Leary closed up in 1904. Dumoulin may have continued until the 1930s.
As you read so often in posts regarding these old guns, it is absolutely NOT safe to shoot with any type of modern ammunition.
No. Remington shotguns are made in the USA.
Barton & co shotguns were made in Liege, Belgium.
When was J J Weston Shotguns made
Made in Turkey.
CBC for one Stoeger Condor and Uplander shotguns, also at least some Rossi shotguns
Yes.All Browning shotguns made prior to the year 1976 were Belgium made shotguns.
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Mr. Davidson from the board of education in 1864 made davidson I don't know about the shotguns, though.
The last Marlin made shotgun was the Model 512 slugmaster,which was made from 1999-2001. After that Marlin made no more shotguns.
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