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i have a us arms double barrel shotgun with rabbit ears that belonged to my great grandfather. it has pine damasgus stamped on the rib between the barrels.the serial numbers i can see are 58658 b12 on the reciever were the barrel sits. all three parts seperated has the same numbers. elg in a circle appears on bottom of barrel on reciever mate.
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i am looking to purchase a hand gun and want to find out if its stolen its a ruger gp 100 serial #172 42920 0 -
Do a "google" more info. 0 -
First Winchester slide action Black powder only and 2&5/8 inch shells not 2&3/4 inch model1893 I for one would think this would be CAS legal but suggest you contact CAS directly on their web site. BUT I would not shoot this shotgun. 0 -
This website will tell you all about your Hamilton:
http://home.comcast.net/~jimringbauer/HamiltonRiflesindex.html0 -
Step up to the 1897 if you want one to shoot. 0 -
The 1897 and Communist Chinese copies thereof are the only pumpguns allowed by SASS. The 1893 and a modern thing called the 93-97, basically a 97 action with the more open 93 receiver for fast loading are not allowed. Neither are Marlin hammer pumps. Nor a Spencer or Burgess for that matter.
NCOWS DOES allow the 1893 reproduction. I think they would allow the original but it is not nearly as strong a gun as the 97 and should be limited in loads as PS says.0
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