If you are asking about one of the Diamond series automatics or pumps imported from Turkey in the last 4 or 5 years, I can't help except to say they seem to be moderately priced in new condition. I will assume you are holding a Diamond Arms single or double barrel shotgun c. 1890-1914. These were made for Shapleigh Hardware Co of St Louis by various manufacturers in the US and Belgium. Some will be hammerless, some back-hammer boxlocks, and some open-hammer sidelocks. There will be damascus, twist, and fluid steel barrels. A newer gun with fluid barrel may still be useable, but most should be retired and are valued only as a mantle decoration. Double barrels usually trade for $150-$250 and single shots for $25-$100 depending on condition.
$139.95
Diamond value depends on the '4 Cs': cut, color, clarity and carat weight.
There is no known documented value of this diamond. Throughout its history, it has been considered a spoil of war.
50- 700 usd
175-350 USD
100-300 USD
50-500 usd
50-500 usd
It is worth $75 to $135 depending on condition.
Franchi falconet 12 Gauge shotgun Generally go between $600 and $800.
$139.95
If it shoots, $75-$450 depending on condition.
330-500 dollars,depending on the overall condition of your shotgun,and a good bore.
Requires professional appraisal.
Depends on if your grandfather gave it to you after your first hunting trip with him or not. Priceless if he did.
300.00
i have a shotgun double barrel, i think it maybe 12gauge with Richard or righard on the plate below the barrel, the butt of the shotgun has browning automatic on it, which made me think it was a browning, but it is not...can you help me id the shotgun and what the value is