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If there was a crack in the stock, naturally it would lower the price, it can be fixed. This gun is 63 years old with the original finish, not many around that old that aren't re-finished. Don't go by what some are asking, just for what they sold for. Look at some of the auction sites and see what they are getting. I'm sticking with the original price I gave. This gun is from left over inventory from Hunter Arms when they were bought out by Marlin, and assembled by the L.C. The barrels on a Field Grade were rust blued just enough to give them color, imperfections in color were there. The case color on the receiver is 98%, can't see the wood to give you any condition. In order to give you a good value on your gun you have to post some pictures that aren't so dark. I can't see the percentage of blue on the barrels but if 98% blue and no major dings on barrels and stock it could go for up to $2,000 if a 16 ga., I don't think it is a 20 ga., but if it is about the same or a little higher. Value is hard to determine but in this condition that I see (pictures kind of dark). All were proof tested and the ones without the nitro proof on the barrels water table were tested at the factory with a double load of powder. Most of these guns in this grade, Field Grade, were hardware store guns and most came through wilth full/full chokes unless ordered different. Smith Gun Co.from unfinished guns when Hunter Arms left. This gun was I believe finished by the L.C.

LC SMITH DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN VALUE SERIAL NUMBER

and those guns started with serial number FW Sxxxx in 1946. Your gun is I believe a transitional gun from 1945-1946 when Hunter Arms was going bankcrupt and Marlin took them over in 1945. Side plates have a lot of case color left to them. It has the Single sighting plane (top rib) which was an option in 1939 ($5.00) but then standard for 1940. Roy, 90 – the artisan who crafts each piece.The condition is very nice.

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Call Roy for additional information and directions on how to ship your family heirloom.

We are small-time: No receptionist, no fancy uniforms. We don’t have a store but operate out of the workshop at home.

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Roy, a professional machinist by trade, has been building high power rifles and shotguns for over 35 years. With the current back log we are running about six months behind.We accept antique gun projects from all states. Most of our projects are old shotguns and lever rifles.

We will discuss this with you in detail BEFORE we start on your project.

With your gun in hand we can give you an estimate of time and materials required.

Each project is priced based upon the customer’s request and the current condition of the piece.

However, we can restore your family treasure to its original out-of-the box appearance.

We are not a dealer and do not sell guns.

Your family heirloom will look, “As good as the day great Grandpa bought it!” As an example, most of the guns we restore are over 100 years old! As of right now, firearms pre 1899 are considered antique and are EXEMPT from federal law & ATF rules. If we don’t have the antique part we may have to order it or – even MAKE it.

We have a huge inventory or antique and hard-to-find parts along with hundreds of stocks and forearms.

Wooden parts that cannot be saved may have to be replaced from the hundreds of take-off stocks in our inventory.

We will remove decades of rust from the metal parts, buff them down to the bare metal and either re-blue or apply a hard acrylic finish.

It may take us a WEEK to complete your project – once we get yours in line. You may simply want the old thing professionally cleaned -OR- you may want it put into LIKE NEW shape! Perhaps you wish to present this family treasure, fully restored, for Father’s Day? Or a special birthday? Don’t wait. It may be rusty and the wooden parts deteriorated or missing. It may have been in the family for generations! It is a keepsake but needs to be restored to its original glory. ANTIQUE GUNS RESTORED/Professional Quality Almost every family has great grandpa’s old shotgun.