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I am also wondering what this is worth? any info, insight or just overall piecies of the puzzle is greatly appreciated. one further note, the guy that did the research had met Mr. Ackley, and he produced a article in the book 'Guns Illustrated 1977', pages 71-73 show this rifle, with P.O...

I had a well made bull barrel rifle fall into my lap. I dint know much about it, so I took it on trade. after researching I decided to take it to a friend who was in the gun business and knows his stuff! 6 months later this is what he came up with. Action-1903-A3 scope- Lyman Super Target...

grips,clips,and mags.com is a web site I use, they may have what you need, fast and easy, was delivered in three days. Stub

Thanks Jim. I'm just starting to learn about stamps and what they stand for. I believe you are right. The underlever design, and the fact my Great Grand father was off the boat from Sweden was the only direction I had. Thanks, Stub

I did some more research and it seems to me it is a Swedish underlever Husqvarna. Model 20. there where many made as the company started in about 1877 and continued production untill about 1955ish. I just cant find any serial # to go on. I thank you for the input and have no intentions of...

Can someone help me identify this old SxS 12ga. no name or serial #. but the break down method is with a swing arm where there normaly is a forearm. a few stamps an bottom of barrels. but nothing that screams at me to research.

My W. Richards has s#7607 stamped on forearm and reciever, it is double Hammer/ trigger with alot of fine engraveing that match from barrel to butt plate. the crossed Halberts and crown stamped on both barrels and a small brass (I'd call it a sherriff badge shaped) piece on the under side of...