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Great call on the chamber length! Thanks for the input. I'm doing a lot of inventory on my grandfather-in-law's rifles and pistols. This is just one of them.

I've been given a Winchester Model 1912 16 Gauge shotgun and need some help with any information on it. Barrel reads: Nickel Steel, Trademark Winchester Reg. in U.S. Pat. Off. & Fgn., Mod. 1912 16 GA., Full Receiver and Barrel both have the WP in Oval proof mark. Serial Number 191209...

No markings, stamps, or anything on the underside of the barrel or the block. Nothing. :mad:

:confused: Has anyone ever seen a pistol like this who could help me with a little history? I'll take anything, because as you can see below, I don't even know the make or model. It's a single shot, tip-up barrel, pistol with a wood one piece grip. My best guess is a mom and pop pistol sold...

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement part as shown below and what it is called?

Please help me identify this shotgun. Pictures are attached below. It has very minimal markings. Top of barrel: London Fine Twist Rt side of receiver: CCW (Possibly, hard to read) Arms Co Norwich Conn Serial/Part No: 5603 Barrel Length: 33 1/2" Any help is greatly appreciated!

I need help identifying a .38 Smith & Wesson Revolver and its manufacuturing date. Pictures are here http://home.comcast.net/~10-36/site/?/photos/ Markings: -Top of barrel: Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass U.S.A Patented Feb.6.06, Sep.14.09, Dec.29.14 -Rt. side...