[ShootingSight]

Fun challenge!

 

[russmerle]

It’s a needle in a hay stack... lol

Fun challenge!

 

[wiz1997]

I bought several boxes of gun parts and reloading equipment at an estate sale several years ago.

Had no idea what some of them went to.

The guys over on the Gun Broker forum have been able to identify everything I posted pictures of, short of a couple of magazines that appeared to be custom made.

Very wide range of gun knowledge over there.

Plenty of knowledge here also, just may take a bit longer for someone to identify.

 

[ShootingSight]

I was never aware Gunbroker had any sort of forum function.

 

[POLACK]

send the pics to sarco and numrich

 

[russmerle]

Just sent them an email, thanks for the tip!!

send the pics to sarco and numrich

 

[KurtC]

No spur, so internal. I'm thinking a pump shotgun or early semi-auto.

 

[wiz1997]

I was never aware Gunbroker had any sort of forum function.

https://forums.gunbroker.com/index.php

You can also get to the forum from the auction site main page.

Down at the bottom look for and click on "Forums".

You have to register to ask questions on the forums.

 

[thesurvivalshop]

No spur, so internal. I'm thinking a pump shotgun or early semi-auto.

This ^^^ , looks close to a 870/1100/1187 Hammer , but probably a different brand.

 

[tonyben]

They look a lot like Remington series hammers from 870's, 742's, etc... but not quite.

 

[russmerle]

I looked them up today and I feel the same. Looks very similar but these seem heavier built.

They look a lot like Remington series hammers from 870's, 742's, etc... but not quite.