Guns for sale.

Feegee · Jul 12, 2016

Remington 1100 12 gauge semi automatic shotgun 650.0$

New was still in box in a plastic bag, Norinco SKS Numbers matching 400.00 OBO

I also have a older shotgun that I think is a Browning??
12 gauge semi auto for sale, but I need to see if I can find out more about it first. Any help would be appreciated.

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FortyMikeMike · Jul 12, 2016

The older shotgun could be a Remington model 11.
Are the barrel markings worn off?

FortyMikeMike · Jul 12, 2016

If there aren't markings you can read to tell the model. See if it has one or two extractors.
1 = Model 11
2 = Browning

Feegee · Jul 13, 2016

I will look. Let me know if you think the prices are to high because I can work on them some.

irons_shooter · Jul 13, 2016

Remington Model 11 for sure.. It has the Poly choke and was produced around 1916-1917 (according to the SN).. You probably want to hold on to it if it has any personal value. The wood is in great shape but it doesn't appear to be original to the gun.

Scott Hearn · Jul 13, 2016

The giveaway is the lack of the magazine disconnect that all Brownings had. It's a little lever on the left side. Flick it and it shuts off the magazine so you could port load a different round. Remingtons didn't have that.

mike cyrwus · Jul 13, 2016

Trade ya a mosin and $100 for the sks

silver star · Jul 13, 2016

On the model 11, what is the do-hickey hanging down in front of the trigger?
Anyone?

dennishoddy · Jul 13, 2016

Michael J said:
On the model 11, what is the do-hickey hanging down in front of the trigger?
Anyone?

Its the safety. In later years, it was changed to a cross bolt safety behind the trigger guard.
In the one Fegee has, the lever Is pushed forward to fire with the finger.

Feegee · Jul 16, 2016

It was my dads and my step sister is wanting to sell it. So you think I should buy it from her? Should not be much

Feegee · Jul 16, 2016

I went ahead and got this from her.

Brand new in box never shot.
Winchester 9422m in 22 Mag

poopgiggle · Jul 16, 2016

Feegee Matlock said:
It was my dads and my step sister is wanting to sell it. So you think I should buy it from her? Should not be much

family guns are sacred. there are some of my grandpa's guns that my dad has talked about selling; if he ever tries there would be a fistfight.

my dad is your size so I would lose but you gotta at least try.

Feegee · Jul 16, 2016

I agree

Feegee · Jul 27, 2016

Anyone? Will work on the prices

H&H Shooting Team

Feegee · Aug 12, 2016

Guess not enough people on here to sell any of the guns?

Ksmirk · Aug 12, 2016

If everyone is like me our free money is either gone or tied up.... if I had the spare change I'd be wanting to put my hands on that 1100! always liked the older ones or the ones back when I was a kid lol Have you tried that other site :-O Later,

Kirk

Burk Cornelius · Aug 13, 2016

What is the price on the 9422?

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dennishoddy · Aug 13, 2016

Kirk Smith (ksmirk) said:
If everyone is like me our free money is either gone or tied up.... if I had the spare change I'd be wanting to put my hands on that 1100! always liked the older ones or the ones back when I was a kid lol Have you tried that other site :-O Later,

Kirk

I was at a local gun shop this week. New guy, he's been to every gunsmith school he could go to and built a building that is pretty impressive. The entire interior of the business is a huge concrete gun safe. He was doing very well in business building/repairing guns in the new facility while the oil patch was booming. I was looking for some scope rings to put on a new lever gun in .22 mag I'd bought and stopped in to see what he had. He didn't have enough requests for parts to make the minimum order from his distributer.
Told him to order it for whatever, and I'd pay him to mount it on the rifle. I could do it my self in my sleep, but we have to support these guys until times are good again.