- #REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK SERIAL#
- #REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK FULL#
- #REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK REGISTRATION#
- #REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK CRACK#
may be very different than ours, when it comes to the description of the condition of these guns. Your interpretation of “excellent”, “very good”, “good”, etc.
#REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK REGISTRATION#
The purchaser pays any and all registration fees. and must provide a signed copy of that license. Persons with Curio & Relic licenses may only purchase firearms listed as such by the B.A.T.F. New Jersey, etc.) must furnish this permit. Residents of states requiring a purchase permit to buy long guns (I.E. No hand guns sold to out of state residents who are not dealers. No modern long guns sold to anyone under the age of 18, nor modern hand guns to anyone under 21. Licensed dealers must have a current copy of their FFL signed in ink in our files. Including partial tins of percussion caps.Īll guns with an “R” before the number must be registered. Please see the photos to get a better idea of the condition.ħ42Vintage collectible ammunition, bullets, blanks, and percussion caps. There is some literature that includes an appraisal letter from an antique dealer from 1977 and a receipt for some repair work done to the silver wire dated 2013. The interior panels have some damage, the bullet mold does not fit the compartment. Both pistols are in an English style felt lined presentation case with ramrods, powder flask, an oiler, cleaning equipment, a bullet mold and a screw driver.
The walnut stock has the same adornments and is in similar condition. The breech and, hammer and lock plate are case hardened and in the same condition as the one above. There are some small, scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust on the barrel. The barrel finish has the same gold inlay scroll work. Approx.65 caliber percussion fired dueling pistol with a 10-1/2” Damascus smooth bore barrel. C&R.Ģ14bSecond of a Lot of 2: Joseph Child Model Dueling Pistol The plastic butt plate is a bit oversize and is in very good condition with some light scratches.
#REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK CRACK#
There is a fine crack at the upper and lower tang. The matching checkered walnut butt stock is in good condition showing some light scuffs and scratches.
The checkered walnut forearm is in good condition with dings, scratches and finish wear from use. The matte blued receiver is in good to very good condition showing some light edge wear with scratches and some widely scattered dots of freckling. The barrel is marked with a “P” and an ordnance bomb. The parkerized finish on the barrel and magazine tube is in good condition with some scuffs and scratches. The barrel is choked Cylinder with a 2-3/4” chamber.
pump action riot shotgun with an 20” plain barrel.
#REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK FULL#
The action does not work, the hammer seems to hit half and full cock notches, but there is no spring tension. Original carbine rear sight and fixed front sight. Very good inspector’s cartouche on the left side wrist. The walnut stock and forearm are in good condition with scattered dings and finish wear. There is a screw missing from the breech area with one screw broken off in the receiver both are for the sling bar, which is missing. The receiver is a gray patina with some light surface rust on the hammer and trigger guard. The finish on the barrel and barrel latch appears to be an old re-blue which has again rusted. Manufacture’s name is illegible but appears to be “MANUFACTURED BY AM’N M’CH’N WKS”. Marked on the left side breech “ADDRESS POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, U.S.A.”. The bore is good, mostly clean with some light corrosion in the grooves.
#REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS STOCK CRACK SERIAL#
Serial # 8782.50 caliber black powder percussion rifle with a 21- 5/8” barrel. Rifle appears to be complete except for the rear sling attachment.ġ2American Machine Works Model Smith Carbine The plain walnut stock and handguard are in good condition with some minor marks from use. It is installed backwards and is missing the actual bolt cover. There is a rod attachment clipped to the chamber area marked “WH Co” it is part of a mud cover used in the trenches of WWI to keep mud out of the action. There is also some scattered dots of light freckling and the finish is starting to turn brown. The blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver looks like it was re-finished years ago. Appears to be mostly matching with only the mid-band mis-matched. The bore is very good to excellent, clean with strong rifling. 8mm Mauser caliber bolt action rifle with a 29-1/2” barrel.
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