Where did the Winchester Model 410 shotgun come from?

There was a limited production of this gun made by B.C. Miroku in Japan, but you may still find used versions at auctions or from a gun broker. The Iver Johnson Skeeter was a side-by-side hammerless .410 made by Iver Johnson in the 1930s. Winchester’s Model 21 is a side by side often made as a two-barrel set of 28 gauge and .410.

Can a.410 shotgun be used in skeet shooting?

Today some sporting clay competitions also feature .410 courses. In Skeet, the rules mandate the use of a 2 ½-inch shell loaded with a half-ounce of shot, though since targets are no more than 22 to 24 yards from the shooter, the contest is still within the .410’s limitations.

What kind of shotgun is the Remington 410?

The following .410 shotguns are currently being produced. The iconic Remington 1100 is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun intended for Skeet and sporting clays. It wasn’t the first “gas gun,” but for a 60-plus-year-old shotgun, it’s still holding its own.

What was the first.44 caliber shotgun ever made?

The J. Stevens Company was probably the first to manufacture a firearm to shoot .44-caliber shot shells—the Stevens Pocket Shotgun chambered in .44-50 (2-inch shells) and .44-65 (2 ½-inch shells). It was followed by Marbles’s over/under Game Getter in 1908 with a .22 rimfire barrel on top of a smoothbore lower barrel in .44 caliber.

What’s the name of the double barrel shotgun?

The short-barreled double barrel shotgun with hammers is often called a coach gun or side-by-side shotgun.

Is it legal to have a double barrel shotgun?

It is politically correct and legal where other types of long guns are not. There is also the appeal of coach guns as a low-key defensive shotgun that doesn’t have much negative connotation. The double-barrel is about as politically correct as a shotgun can be.

What kind of ammunition is in a.410 bore shotgun?

The military also lists an aluminum .410 3″ shell with an rifle primer as standard issue under the ammunition inventory name M-35.The civilian version, the Springfield Armory M6 Scout has a .22 rimfire over a .410 bore shotgun barrel.

What’s the average value of a noble gun?

In business between 1946 and 1971. Company manufactured a variety of plain utilitarian firearms. In general, these arms are all worth approximately the same, that is, less than $200 in excellent condition. Noble firearms represent an attractive opportunity for beginning collectors, as most can be had very inexpensively.

What’s the serial number on an old ranger shotgun?

Side by side double barrel with double triggers. For end wood and metal stamped with serial number, as is the stock. Post subject: Re: Old Ranger shotgun. What year is it???

What kind of shotgun was Iver Johnson Skeeter?

The Iver Johnson Skeeter was a side-by-side hammerless.410 made by Iver Johnson in the 1930s. Winchester’s Model 21 is a side by side often made as a two-barrel set of 28 gauge and.410. Manufactured on a light 20-gauge frame, these guns fetch high dollars on the used market.

What kind of gun is the J Stevens Ranger?

Stevens guns with “Trade Brand Names” are the same as guns with the Stevens name but not as well finished and have hardwood stocks instead of walnut.I have one listing for a double barrel with the name Ranger and it made by the J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company. When was the gun made?