Italian gun maker maruchi?
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never heard of them, good gun makers are winchester, miroku, browning, lanber, perrazi
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i have always liked the remmington 870 express. for the value and overall performance. berretas are nice but pricey
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If it is a long magazine gallery gun, there is considerable collector interest. Contact a firearms auction company such as \nwww.gregmartinauctons.com   They currently have a large collection viewable on their website. Quite possibly they have one of these currently, I'm not sure.
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everyone knows that smith and wesson is the best brand.  all american fire arms.  not made in china ;)
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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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Fabrique Nationale, the Belgin national firearms group produced dozens of different military and civillian weapons from the late 1800's to this day.\nDe Guerre, means "for war" indicating that yes, this is a military weapon. \nThe caliber .30-06 narrows things down a bit. While F.N.       MAY have produced Mauser rifles in that caliber for some contracts, The definitly produced a semi-automatic rifle in that caliber, and It has considerable collector and shooter interest.\nIf you can't find it on the gunbroker page someone else suggested, Try going to security arms photo archive and scrolling down to F.N. guns and looking for one like yours.\nHollar back and let us know what you found!
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nThis part, surprisingly, is not available from Numrich Arms.\n\nI would suggest that you contact Wolff Springs, see link below!
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A simple google search for your Feg gun and model number will give you many sites with info.\n\nTo answer your second question,  the symbols on my friends Feg are armory marks showing where they were made.   Google search on proof marks on guns will give you more info.
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the villar perosa is the mother of the sub machine guns first develop in 1915 by the Italian army , it could fire a 9 mm round.\nThis gun is the origin of the Beretta 1918.  The Germans had there bergmann MP 18 witch was some months prior in production as the Beretta but his development started only in 1916 so the villar perosa was first.  \nBut I must say that the Thompson could had been the fist one hadn't the development been put on hold in 1917.\n\nalso famous guns are the grease gun M3, the sten, the MP 40 and the MAS.  \npresent day guns are the Uzi, the Ingram ,H&K and last but certainly not least the FN P90
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There is a link below for general info.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlin_Firearms
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Can't find a thing. There are a lot of obscure guns! \n\nTry in this book:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/1886768552/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-4086720-2729712#reader-link
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MANU-ARMS  ( Cbasse Loisir  )\nA french trademark of confusing origin. ManuArm was a French company in association with Manufacture Francaise d'Armes et de Cycles de Saint Etienne ,  AKA  ManuFrance.\n  They made agood quality utiliirian 22 cal. bolt action and semi-auto rifles, in addition to an over&under in 410 bore.\n  The company was the producer of Paul Giffard's famous CO 2 guns in the 80's.\n   ManuFrance was a household name in France, selling every form of consumer hard goods until the firm closed in 1986.\n.
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Try this www.tolis.ch/toyo_modelle
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Actually, spartanerik, the XM8 program was cancelled. The M4A1 is a good rifle, but I like the M16A4 better. It has a little more power and accuracy than the carbine, and makes for a pretty good sniper's weapon, in a pinch. (With optics, of course)
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Are we talking about a gun, if so the German 88mm canon.  if we are talking about an airplane bombing a boat, the Japan Zero.
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This is what I found on the website listed under source...\n\n99304-83V    Harley-Davidson® Limited Edition Black Powder Pistol \n\nThis Harley-Davidson® Black Powder Pistol commemorates the 75th. \nAnniversary of the V-Twin engine. This is a 44 Cal. Firing replica of a \nKentucky Mountain Pistol with a checkered walnut stock. The lockplate\nis engraved with the Anniversary logo. It comes in it's original walnut \ncase with the V-Twin Anniversary logo and all it's accessories which include\npowder flask, ramrod and balls. Everything is in excellent condition except \nthere are some scratches on the walnut case. It has never been fired. Only \n1,000 made. This is a rare find. \n\n$4,995.00 Harley-Davidson® Limited Edition Black Powder Pistol
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The manufacturers website?