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11.28.08 14:09
Major
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 | American Eagle Shotgun Does anyone know about a American Eagle shotgun (.410 gauge 5 pump model 70 shotguns with a patent number of either 2.920.445 / 2.92G.445 / 2.926.445 )from American Eagle? (Please don't tell me that there isn't one because I am reading the barrel right now!) |
01.02.09 20:19
cherad
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| Re: American Eagle Shotgun I have one as well. What did you pay for it? I got mine from my father-in-law. He owned it for probably 50 years. I'm trying to get an idea of value. |
01.10.09 20:25
Major
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| Re: American Eagle Shotgun i didnt it was passed down so i really dont know the price |
01.25.09 06:29
jamesjo
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| Re: American Eagle Shotgun Made by Noble, well made utility shotguns, also made guns for harrington richardson and i am sure other brands |
02.06.09 00:04
Craig V.
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| Re: American Eagle Shotgun Markings - “American Eagle”, “Model 7”, “Pat No. 2926 445”
“PROOF TESTED 410 GA 3” CHAM.”
25.5” barrel, pump, 5 x 3” shells in magazine; overall length 44”
Patent 2926445: Magazine gun with manual reloading mechanism
Most probably manufactured by Noble Firearms Co. (Noble Mfg. Co.?), Haydenville, MA. Made inexpensive pump and single barrel shotguns from ~1950 to ~1970; sold under different trade names.
After 1970, machinery was bought by Smith & Wesson which produced similar models for a short time.
Note: GunBroker had similar model 70 asking $345 (see below)
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03.04.10 22:54
dsilcox
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| Re: American Eagle Shotgun I have a 16 ga bolt action American Eagle Shotgun that was bought from a catalog co. that I believe was called Spiegels. It was purchased back in about mid or early 1960's. New the gun cost around $35.00. It was gave to me as a 16th birthday present and that was in 1970.I would like to know more about it myself. |
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