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paul stafford jr
01-30-2013, 09:28 PM
has any one every seen a marlin-LC SMITH 410 SIDE BY SIDE for sale or knows any one who has one. they listed them in there sales catalog a few years ago. i have the 28 gauge and the 20 gauge but i have never found one.the 20 gauge was made in italy, i belive the 410s were made there to. the 28 gauge was made in spain. i would like to complet the set. just a shot in the dark.

John Dunkle
01-30-2013, 10:05 PM
Hi Paul!

I moved your post to a new thread in the right section (rather then as a reply to my Welcome post ;) )..

Hopefully - your post will get a bunch of new views - rather then just mine..?? :D

Best to you - and good luck with your search!

John D.

Mills Morrison
01-30-2013, 10:11 PM
My wife has one, but the chances of her selling it are slim. She also has a 20 gauge which we are trying to sell.

Mark Landskov
01-30-2013, 10:12 PM
I read somewhere that the .410s and 28s were made by Zabala. The 12s and 20s are Italian.

James Brown
01-30-2013, 10:44 PM
Gunsinternational Item number 100310544 which is an ad from Cabelas in Rogers Minn. for a .410 Marlin L.C. Smith.
James

Tom Will
01-31-2013, 01:13 PM
I had one one for a while. It worked just fine but for some reason I felt it wasn't hitting the same place every time. Point of impact seemed to differ when shooting and I don't know how that could happen. I had 3 other guys use the gun and they were a little bewildered also. I never patterned the gun and sold it not long after I got it. I guess it could have been us but 1 guy was a consistent 24/25 skeet shooter and shot double barreled guns and he was hitting missing both high house st1 and low house st7. I believe the gun was made in Italy, it's been a while so I could wrong. I liked it though, wish I had shot it better.

paul stafford jr
01-31-2013, 05:39 PM
thanks for the link james that is the first one i have seen listed. that one is a spainish built gun

allen newell
01-31-2013, 08:34 PM
The LC Smith website has information on where these 410's were made etc. Their site is not as rich as PGCA's but it is informative.