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Awesome thanks man! Ya I think I'm just going to have to get this thing appraised. There seems to be a lot of different variables that come into play when finding the value of it. Thanks again everyone

From what I've seen, the ones that go over a few grand, are gold inlayed, and are much fancier than mine. If I'm wrong about that, my mistake. Like I said I'm new to dealing with older firearms. But simply disagreeing and offering no actual viable information - doesn't really help. Thanks for...

Tom, Thanks for the tip man I'm sure they'll be able to give me some straight info!

Great recommendation Tom, thanks again.

Thanks for the info you guys! I really wasn't expecting much on the value but was still curious. I know people don't pay much for them anymore. Anyways, if anyone has a good appraiser in the New England area or wants to shoot an offer by me, i'll take a look. Thanks again.

And now, what I believe is the water table.... (right?) haha - can you tell i'm a noob to antique firearms? So obviously it's a 16 gauge - but if anyone knows the "chamber length, choke dimensions, and cartridge for the rifle, etc" that'd definitely help. Also any guesses to the value would be...

:what: Got some more pics of the barrel flats and water table for you guys! Hopefully we can figure out exactly what I got and a estimated value. Because I do believe my uncle's looking to sell/trade.

9mm - thanks for the help combining the two threads. i've gotta go finish up some work and then when i get back home i'll definitely take some more pictures! i can't wait to get some more info

Wow I'm really happy I posted it here. You guys are helping out a lot more than other sites. I feel stupid for not realizing the "nitro" mark was specific to smokeless powder. It just looked kind of like a grizzly engraving compared to the other marks - so I figured it was uncommon. Anyways...

Hey Jim, Thanks for all the info. No actually my Uncle bought it along with many other antique guns (including a Springfield 1903, M1 Garand, old Mauser made by FN, and a few others). He got a great deal though. Bought them off a older woman who sold them after her husband (the original owner)...

some more - this isn't my expertise but it seems pretty antique and ornate so I have my fingers crossed on some good info

More pictures for your viewing :what:

Hey there, I'm new to the High Road - i've used this site many times for info but this is my first post. Anyways, a family member has received an old Drilling type rifle/shotgun combo. And I was hoping I could find some info on it. Any info is greatly appreciated but I also have some...