Burgo was an inexpensive brand of German handguns. Import of most stopped with the 1968 Gun Control Act. There is little colelctor interest, and I know of no data base for serial numbers. Sorry-
you will find it on the barrel or action of the firearm
Mossberg serial numbers are unique identifiers assigned to each firearm manufactured by the Mossberg company. They typically consist of a combination of letters and numbers and can help determine the model, production year, and other details about the firearm. To find the serial number, check the firearm's receiver or barrel, as it is usually stamped or engraved there. If you need specific information about a Mossberg firearm, you can contact the manufacturer or refer to their official resources.
S&W did not make a firearm with that name.
You should always keep your firearms serial numbers recorded in a safe place; and all paperwork (reciepts etc) that they came with. If purchased from a federal firearms licensee (gun store), call them. Your papers will be on file.
Not possible. There is more than one gun with the same serial number, some guns were made with NO serial numbers, and data does not exist to translate SN to make/model.
US Carbine serial numbers can typically be found on the receiver of the firearm, usually on the left side or top of the receiver just above the trigger assembly. Depending on the specific model, the serial number may also be located on the barrel or the stock. For historical models, such as the M1 Carbine, the serial number can provide information about the manufacturing date and the specific production run. It's important to ensure the firearm is unloaded and handled safely while checking for serial numbers.
The Burgo brand was made by Karl Burgsmuller of Kreiensen, West Germany. Imporation of them into the US stopped in 1968. In general, they are a low cost firearm of indifferent quality. If you have found one, and are attempting to locate the owner, in MOST of the US, there is no central registry of who owns what firearm (despite popular belief). Law enforcement may have a report of a stolen or missing firearm, and THEY have access to computer database that a private citizen does not have- contact them.
Depends on model
look on the barrel of the rifle, It should be clearly stamped near the breach(the end you load from). Serial numbers are not placed on the barrel, since the barrel is removable and is not considered the 'firearm.' The true serial number of the firearm is going to be located on the receiver. You do not indicate which model Winchester, though. You should also understand that .22 rifles and shotguns made prior to 1968 were not required to be serialized, and some Winchesters therefore did not have serial numbers.
I'm sorry, but I don't have access to specific manufacturing dates for firearms based on serial numbers. To find the manufacture date of an HR 929 pistol with the serial number AE 2346, I recommend contacting the manufacturer or checking with a firearm expert or database that specializes in historical firearm information.
You will have to call Browning to find out. Need serial number to date most any firearm. Check Browning's website under customer service, then date your firearm. Value is determined by condition of firearm, and area of the sale.
Smith & Wesson serial numbers can typically be found in several locations depending on the type of firearm. For handguns, the serial number is often located on the frame, usually on the right side or under the grip. For revolvers, it may also be found on the cylinder crane or yoke. For rifles and shotguns, the serial number is usually stamped on the receiver.