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I will be there as well, leaving out tomorrow, gonna be there from bright and early Thursday morning till a few hours after closing time Sunday. This will be my first one, personally, I am greatly looking forward to it.

Anybody?

Here are some much better pics of the proof marks. Any and all help would be very much appreciated. Thanks, - Jim

Jim Watson, any way to gain an idea of the approximate value of such a piece?

"Back to the topic: it's legal to hunt hogs in Georgia at night, and I've tried (learned a lesson about good flashlight and batteries, too! ). It doesn't take long to figure out it's hard to move and hold a light securely along the bore of a shotgun! " - This is precisely why you should have...

Will have better pics some time next week. Sorry, I got busy last Thursday, when I was gonna take 'em...

.357, nice gun! The first thing that I would do to that one is put a tactical light on it.... (There are scores of different effective tac. lights on the market currently for as low as $35.00) I know I've already stated this, but it is usually much better to see your potential target clearly...

Allright folks, there is no need to criticize the creator of this topic too much is there? I mean, he is simply asking to see pics of folks' home defense shotguns. Whether or not you all are interested in such things doesn't mean that others are not. However, I must say that I do disagree...

Wow, alot more Saiga guys here than I would have expected.... IMHO I would say one of three; Polytech (All built to Chinese mil spec, with the exception of the full auto feature), Bulgarian (excellent quality) or the new CZ's (though I haven't personally had much experience with these they seem...

I will do my best to get some better pics tomorrow and thanks again fellas for all the help thus far. - Jim

Damn those evil biker gangs and their newfangled Kentucky Long Rifles...

In regards to KY and not having to do a NICS check for sales of firearms from FFL dealer to individual, I am not exactly sure in regards to individuals with CCW licenses, though I still assume that a NICS check would still be done. (NICS Checks almost always have to be done) Regardless of this...

I have photoshopped the image so that you can see where the marks are and a little bit of what they look like...

The gun does indeed have proof marks, the last picture is the closest I could come to photographing them, unfortunately.... They are in a very awkward place on the firearm to get to and photograph... I will completely disassemble the gun (as soon as I figure out how....) and take up close pics...

I realize that neither are shooters, but I need to know what they are for future reference, particularly if the Remington is an 1883 (there weren't alot of 83's made) and they are worth quite alot more than the 1882's. The Euro. Pinfire is just interesting to me and I would like to know what...

Anybody else have any ideas on these?

Oh Boy.... here we go.. I am 24 years old, live in Coulterville, IL. and graduated (very recently) from SIUC with a degree in History. I have always been pro-gun, as a matter of fact my father and I own a gun store in Sparta, IL. J & J Guns and Knives located at the World Shooting and...

Hi guys, I just went over to gunforums.com and apparently there is not much 'action' on their forums, I am brand spankin' new to gun forums in general, though I do have quite a bit of knife forum background. Nevertheless, could the connoisseurs over here help me to ID a couple of guns? First...