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How old would a king nitro shotgun with the serial number 2397 be?
70-100 years
Who was the manufacturer of a double barrel shotgun with a windmill and the word nitro etched into barrel?
I HAD AN OLD GUN SIMILAR TO THE ONE YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT AND IT WAS MANUFACTURED BY A COMPANY CALLED SHAPLEIGH IF MY MEMOERY SERVES ME CORRECT Is it a windmill or possibly the Perone, an oblisk similar to the Washington Monument? That would be a Belgian proofmark. Shapleigh was a hardware wholesale/retail business that had its tradename guns manufactured by several manufacturers. "Nitro" would indicate the gun could safely fire the smokeless or white powder which was developed around 1900.
How old is a lefever nitro special 16 gauge double barrel shotgun ser 279929 and approx value?
The best that I can do is say that the Lefever Nitro special was made from 1921-1948.
What kind of ammo can you use in a Nitro-Hunter 12ga double barrel?
HAVE IT CHECKED OVER BY A GUNSMITH FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!! It is an old shotgun.
How old is Lefever Nitro Special 16 gauge double barrel shotgun serial L30375?
The Lefever was mfg. in 1935.
How old is king nitro 22 calaber with hex barrel 20 shot pump.?
older than you
How old is a Central Arms double barrel hammer shotgun?
Known tradename used by Shapleigh Hardware. The guns were made by several different manufacturers, although your double is probably a Crescent. 1900-1930.
Lefever Arms company shotgun It's a Lefever Nitro Special The Seriaa number is 141098 how old is it?
Your shotgun was manufactured in 1923, by Ithica Guns which took over the Lefever brand when they acquired the corporation in 1916.
How old is a lefever nitro special double barrel shotgun serial number S248172 made in Ithca New York at the Lefever Arms company?
1927
How old is Lefever Nitro Special 16 gauge double barrel shotgun serial 280306?
The shotguns were manufactured by Ithaca from 1921 through 1947. Yours was manufactured in 1928.
What are facts about Shapleigh's King Nitro 12 gauge shotguns?
Diamond Arms Company: Trade name used by the Shapleigh Hardware Company of St. Louis, Missouri on imported shotguns they retailed. WWI pretty much ended these imports and later guns may have been made by any of several US companies. A single shot is possibly an Iver Johnson Champion, a double barrel likely to be by Crescent or Stevens. There is little collector interest in these old utility guns and shooters would rather have newer firearms, so they are not highly valued. Singles sell for $50-$75, doubles for $125-$150.
Who was the old John Morrison?
johnny nitro
