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] Date Posted:02:54:39 06/09/04 Wed In reply to:
Robin Bradford
's message, "Volunteer Arms Co." on 21:12:25 05/18/03 Sun
>Does anyone know anything abouth the Volunteer Arms Co.
>I have a 410 shotgun made by them and would like to
>find out how it is.
I HAVE 2 SINGLE SHOTGUNS, BOTH BREAKOPEN. ONE HAS THIS ON IT . WYCO 21 1929 21024C. THE OTHER ONE HAS THIS ON IT, MERIDAN ARMS(ENGRAVED IN FANCY WRITING) T32 8192 1. THE FIRST SHOTGUN IS A 12GAUGE, AND THE OTHER IS A 16 GUAGE. I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT GUNS AT ALL , AND THEY CAME TO ME THROUGH FAMILY, AND I NEVER HAD ANYTHING EXPLAINED TO ME ABOUT THEM. THEY ARE IN GOOD SHAPE. ALSO THE MERIDAN IS ALSO A DAMACUS BARREL . I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION ON THESE SHOTGUNS, FROM ANYONE.
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Date Posted:05:27:14 06/16/04 Wed
Wyco was a trade name sold by Wythe Hardware, St Joseph, MO. The guns were made by Crescent Firearms, Norwich, CT, c. 1893-1930. Meriden Firearms, Meriden, CT, c. 1905-1918 was owned by Sears Roebuck.
