Gun Identification
December 12, 2007
By A. Sayward Lamb
#1 To insure a positive identification of your guns, simply remove the butt-plate and inscribe either your name or a number that would prove you are the owner of that gun. Replace the butt-plate and no one else will know that you have this I.D. Be sure to write down and save what you have used for this method of identification.
#2 Be sure to write down and save the Serial numbers of each of your guns. This list will be very helpful if you ever have to prove ownership of that gun. Save the list in a secure location where it can’t be easily stolen or lost in a fire.
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my dad gave me a belgium made 30-06. im pretty sure its not a browning? id love 2 shoot it, but it doesnt have open sights. id love 2 find scope mounts, if i had any clue what it was. ive tried. if you could help me with this, im david miller. you have my e-mail. my cell is (615)653-9136.
i have a 22 rifle made by C J hamilton and son patented oct 1900, the gun was made aug 13 1907 , Do you know the value of this gun?
That’s not my expertise but you could start here.
http://www.usedprice.com/dropdown.php?catname=gun