Charles Daly 20 guage shotgun?
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I would check Numrich GunParts http://www.e-gunparts.com/ .  They have an incredible selection of parts and referance materials.  Checkout the schenatics page for links to their many documants and resources. They are also very helpful to contact, if you can't find everying you need regarding the interchangablity of parts on these pages.
716187
20 gauge gas operated autoloader and a .380 semi.
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The numbering of  8, 10, 12, 20, 28 gauge shotguns is based on the number of lead balls that can be made of that diameter from a pound of lead.\n\nA 410 shotgun is .410 inches in diameter.
190724
Well, I couldn't find much of anything, either, other than Hermitage Arms Co. (aka Hermitage Gun Co.) used various manufacturers to create their guns. So maybe the Stevens gun that you found was then remade for Hermitage? Sorry. Good luck!
261931
I don't think it is but check numrich gun parts. e-gunparts.com.  \nOn the "schematics" page they have exploded diagrams of most firearms and a cross referance for guns made under different names. It should be there but if not the floks at numrich will be able to tell you everything you ever wanted to know about your shotgun!
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STERLINGWORTH  \n- 12, 16, or 20 ga., 26, 28, or 30 in. barrels, various chokes, boxlock, extractors, double trigger, checkered pistol grip stock. Mfg. 1910-1942.  \n  \n  98% .......95%... 90%. 80% .70% ...60% ..50%..40%. 30% .20%  \n  $1,475 $1,250 $975. $875 .$750 ..$575.$500 $450. $395.. $350 \n10%\n$300  \n \nAdd 33% for auto ejectors.\nAdd 50% for 20 ga.\nAdd 20% for 16 ga.\nAdd 25% for single trigger.  \nSer. no. range on 12 ga. Sterlingworths is 50,000-161,556, 16 ga. is 300,000-378,481, and 20 ga. is 250,000-271,304.
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the ted williams m300 is actually a winchester model 1400.\nthe name ted williams was a marketing gimmick that was set up between winchester and sears roebuck company.\nit was a " private lable " sales campaign.\nthere should be rifled slug barrels available through several mfgrs.\nBefore spending the $ on one check your state laws on the use of them as many states have banned them calling for only the use of smooth-bore barrels for hunting.\nWhen the first rifled slug barrels were introduced in the early '80s there was a surge of demand for them.Once the state got wind of it they shut the whole thing down and left alot of people holding useless metal pipes and a hole in their wallets.\nThere are several sabot rifled slugs on the market that produce very good results out of slug guns.\nyou may want to look into those as an alternative.
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10 rds \nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=46569290
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i have a model 70, clip fed semi auto.  it was bought new in the late 70's.  so i'm guessing your gun was made in the 50's or 60's.  neither one is worth much.
531437
Yes, I like the idea of using the shotgun. I would advise aiming for the face and maybe another shot to the chest. The memories will last longer. peace.
100248
I have used a Berreta 20 ga field grade (modified/improved) since i was 13 and have won many winchesters shoots 100 straight....its not the gun its the shooter and how much skill he has
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I believe someone made an 8 gauge. Not sure who or when. I bet it would kick like a mule. lol
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General Electric Vulcan Machine Guns. 6,000 rounds per minute in either 7.62mm or 20mm canon rounds. Used on gun ships prinarily. They would do a nice job.
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Bound's hubby here: \n\nExpect that your Springfield double is chambered for 2.75" 12 guage shells. Twelve guage shells were also once offered in 2 9/16" length, but the chances your shotgun is chambered for these shells is really slim ... about equal to you having Osama Bin Laden at your dining room table for Thanksgiving dinner!\n\nEDITED TO ADD! Do NOT drop a 3" shell into a 2 3/4" chamber, this will give you a false indication! Shotgun chambers are cut long, because the folded "crimp" opens up into the chamber extension. If this did not happen, the shot and wad would be constricted as it passes into the barrel, increasing chamber pressure to the point that you are risking a blow-up of your barrel! If you use the "drop test" and see that a 3" shell falls into the chamber, and you use a 3" Magnum (the only 3" shell), you are not only risking destruction of your shotgun, but also risking bodily harm!\n\nGood luck!
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You'll have to buy a book or get it appraised. Here's a link that'll help:\n\nhttp://www.gundealersonline.com/appraisers.asp
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I rock the Stiffi on my Ion and my featherlight viking.  All american barrels are garbage, trust me, I was a SP tech and they are just like any other.  The stiffi is SUPER LIGHT and accurate, and you can shoot through any break you have.
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why is this a golf question?  As for the value, that's not the kind of thing to research on Yahoo Answers.  Go to a gun shop somewhere, or maybe check with a gun collector.