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Sorry if this is in the wrong thread topic, but i couldnt find one for selling help. Heres the story i need to help a bud price some of his arms. I have a basis but would like a close estimate on these guns. Hes a man of his money. We got a S&W, marlin lever and 1959 win 88.

What do these stamped symbols mean? It's on a Spanish L.I.G Double Barrel.

I want to buy a Ruger LCR in .357 Magnum.... But in about 5 years.:confused: Will the price go up or down for the gun? And will they be harder to find in the next several years?

Definetly go with the Titanium; It may be more brittle, but only under extreme force and pressure. An amount of force that a firearm cannot produce internally. Anyways the Titanium is produced at a grade that is useful. It's not like it is made of pure ore. It has gone through different types of...

Colt, Armalite, or a Bushmaster. They are quite expensive though ($900-$1400). You can buy a DPMS Panther Arms AR-15 for about $800, there a great brand.

I heard rumors that 100 or so years ago. That they used to count how long it took one round of a gun, to kill a horse; to test the power of the firearm/round. Is this true? If so, What was the name of the test? How long ago did they do this (exactly)? What measurement of time did they use...

You could cut off the barrel yourself with a hacksaw and get a bit for recrowning the barrel or take it to your local gun shop. If you do it yourself; I would advise you to do a little bit of youtube research/learning.

I think you should get a really good precision bolt action, such as the Remington 700. Having more types of guns is always a better option. Also you can buy the R700; it is a very accurate and relatively cheap rifle. You can buy it in 26 different calibers (for whatever suites you needs).

I would say a Minimum of 5 rounds.

The barrel Isn't to long... All Mosin Nagants, besides the M44 Carbine have freakishly long barrels. Is it possible to shorten without killing the accuracy? -Yes it is, The shortest I would go is about 20 inches. Does it need the length to stabalize the bullet? -No, from rumor/experience...

I wish, I could say that I have, But I choose to shoot the Barrett M107 over the MG-42.

I would go with the Remington R-15 if it is a brush gun, but if it is for all other types of hunting. I would just go with the Browning BLR for the smooth kill. Since it is just a brush gun, just choose the Remington. Also the .450 Marlin is more for killing anything at anysize in North America.

The Glock is great in all, but there aren't many guns out there that are inspired by the Glock. Just look at the 1911 though, you can't find a gun company that doesn't make its own version of the 1911. Also when a company makes a 1911 knock off, they call it a 1911. While when there is a Glock...

Most guns are almost perfected from the time of the release, so I would not worry about any bugs or small problems. Usally a gun company will put it through intense torture and testing; before shelfing it. Especially a gun company such as Sig, just look at the success of the Sig P226, P228, and...

With a Autoloader there are many reasons why it can fail: an under pressure round, if it isn't clean, the feeding ramp, the magazine lip, or just the round itself. Also an Autoloader has many more moving parts, which tends to have more issues, than a simpler design; such as a revolver. While a...

The only time you need to break-in a gun is if your looking to get the most accuracy out of it (sniper). Otherwise it is a waste of time.

I have checked these rifles out before, I don't think there worth it. Unless your looking for a deer rifle, but still there are better and cheaper options. Anyways the 6.5 round is pretty expensive compared to other rounds. The gun doesn't have much collective value either and you can get a...

Well depending on if it is jacketed or hollow based and the caliber. I can't answer this question, but since you didn't specify what type of HP. I will assume it is hollow base and say that the stereo typical jacketed, FMJ rifle round is a bit faster.

M249 SAW 5.56x45mm NATO 900 RPM

I really like the walter