[Questions]

Hello fellow gun lovers....A friend of mines grand father has passed away and she now has guns and has no idea what they are....neither do i...I was hoping you all could help me identify them and possibly help determine their value

this first one from what i can tell is a Remington model 11....not to sure about its value or details though








any thoughts????

[Questions]

next we have a couple of bolt action rifles i assume....have no clue what these are though...no markings on these either....any thoughts on these? value?










thank you gents so much!

[CA357]

I moved your thread to the General Rifle Discussion forum.

I can tell you that the last rifle is an Enfield military rifle chambered in .303, but that's about all I know about it. Other folks here will be able to tell you much more.

If you can get some closer shots of any markings and some closer shots of the actions, it would be helpful for identification purposes..

[Questions]

Originally Posted by CA357

I moved your thread to the General Rifle Discussion forum.

I can tell you that the last rifle is an Enfield military rifle chambered in .303, but that's about all I know about it. Other folks here will be able to tell you much more.

If you can get some closer shots of any markings and some closer shots of the actions, it would be helpful for identification purposes..

for some reason the quick reply wont work...i have to quote some one to reply....

there were no markings on any of them other that the model 11

thats what confuses me....hopefully some one can recognize these and help me out here...my friend wants to get them appraised and pass them down to her children one day

[CA357]

Use the "Post Reply" on the bottom left of the last post and you'll be good to go.

The second rifle has a cut down look to it. It looks like it was a military stock that was modified to make a hunting rifle type stock. I don't have any idea about the muzzle brake.

We're really are going to need better pics to give you good info.

[Questions]

hmmm ok....i need to tell my lady friend what exactly to take pics of...so what should i tell her specifically?

thanks for the help as well

[Wambli]

Originally Posted by Questions

hmmm ok....i need to tell my lady friend what exactly to take pics of...so what should i tell her specifically?

thanks for the help as well

The first one is a Remington Model 11. It was manufactured under license from Browning in the US and with some very small changes it is a twin of the Browning A5 autoloader shotgun. Great gun but apparently grandpa was not a big stickler for cleaning or oiling.

The second gun is NOT a rifle. It is a Mossberg bolt action shotgun. A fairly inexpensive shotgun in it's day and never their most popular model. They don't have much collector value but they are decent shooters.

The third gun is a British WWII rifle, an Enfield #4.

That should get your started on your search for info. Values for all of them is in the $2-300 range each, maybe a little less because they are not in very good shape.

[c3shooter]

Wambli is dead on target. The Mossberg shotgun will be marked on the barrel- you MAY have an 85K or its cousin. Values on those are $60-$100 range, depending on condition, .410's a tad higher. The No4 Mk1 Enfield rifle may have marking on the metal band at the wrist. These were military rifles, made for the government, so do not have a brand name. Value may run $100-$250, depending on condition, how the bore looks, headspace, etc. Normally in caliber .303 British.

[CourtJester]

So shoot me a price and find a way to ship them to Iowa if they are still in working order.

[Questions]

Originally Posted by Wambli

The first one is a Remington Model 11. It was manufactured under license from Browning in the US and with some very small changes it is a twin of the Browning A5 autoloader shotgun. Great gun but apparently grandpa was not a big stickler for cleaning or oiling.

The second gun is NOT a rifle. It is a Mossberg bolt action shotgun. A fairly inexpensive shotgun in it's day and never their most popular model. They don't have much collector value but they are decent shooters.

The third gun is a British WWII rifle, an Enfield #4.

That should get your started on your search for info. Values for all of them is in the $2-300 range each, maybe a little less because they are not in very good shape.

wow thanks my man

Originally Posted by CourtJester

So shoot me a price and find a way to ship them to Iowa if they are still in working order.

let me talk to my lady friend and see if she is interested in selling them and maybe i can list them later...