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Help with value of W M Moore &Co. shotgun.
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75 Cal.
Appears to be much more than a Wall Hanger.
Do you know any reputable and trustworthy gunsmiths in your area?
Having it looked at would be of benefit.
Do you know any reputable and trustworthy gunsmiths in your area?
Having it looked at would be of benefit.
Thank you. There is 2 that I trust. They do not handle these older firearms. I will do searching in the area to see who would know about it. I do not know where husband got it from. He was very knowledgeable about older firearms. When I do find the right shop. I will take the guy who wants to buy with me. Appreciate your advice.
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Neat old shotgun. It is a cartridge gun.....
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Your shotgun looks to be in nice condition but it is not a percussion muzzleloader. It is a cartridge shotgun with outside hammers. It appears to be in good condition and likely dates from the late eighteen hundreds to early part of the nineteen hundreds.
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