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richland arms dbl barrell 20 gauge

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  • searcher5
    My father bought me one in 1966, when I was 8 years old. I recently handed it down to my son. Nothing real fancy, but a nice dependable little spanish shotgun.

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  • punchie
    Made in Spain for Richland Arms between 1963 and 1985. Blue book in 95% is 255. Just because it will "hold" a 3 inch shell does not mean that it was chambered for a 3 incher. There has to be sufficent chamber length to accomodate the fired shell (extra length of the crimp) or you will be dealing with very high pressures.

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  • gibbsgun
    Thank you punchie! I guess I should clarify, the barrell does say it is chambered for a 3 inch shell. What is your source on blue book value, I don't do much gun research and would like to know for future reference. Again, thanks for the info!
    quote:Originally posted by punchie
    Made in Spain for Richland Arms between 1963 and 1985. Blue book in 95% is 255. Just because it will "hold" a 3 inch shell does not mean that it was chambered for a 3 incher. There has to be sufficent chamber length to accomodate the fired shell (extra length of the crimp) or you will be dealing with very high pressures.

    AN ARMED SOCIETY IS A POLITE SOCIETY<P>
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    RICHLAND ARMS CO. Bussfield, Michigan.....Importer of Shotguns and Percussion Guns..
    The Model 200, came in Various Guages, Double Barrel, Double Triggers and came with a Checkered stock...In Excellent Condition...$375.00...Value decreases with Condition...

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  • punchie
    My source was the 24th edition Blue Book of Gun Values by S.P. Fjestad.

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