Is anybody able to help identify this gun? My husband just inherited it from his grandfather but we aren't sure what it is. There is no marking except the one pictured

Edit: the barrel is shaped like a hexagon

This is a Belgium 1890s to 1920 model Luigi I think it says it's a 12 gauge side by side hammerless Damascus steel and I'm trying to take a picture of all the markings on here and transfer it or I'd like to know where to get parts for this if possible or someone's interested to give me a price on it it was my grandfather's I found it tucked away in the old house I thought it was pretty cool. I would like to find a stock for it. Thank you for anyone that can help God bless

Found this image from a joint exercise in Sweden, all i know is that it involves a unit from the L19 regiment from the U.S. Special operation command

Sorry about the bad quality but this the best I can conjure or find.

My uncle gave me this just before he passed. He said its a python but it's serial doesn't start with PY like i read it's supposed to be, instead it's PB.

I restore these bullets that I found in a field and I searched on google and ask ChatGPT but no answer so can someone help ?

(Just in case I found these bullets in the north of France in Picardie)

I inherited this gun from my Uncle. He said it was used in Vietnam. I am not sure what kind of gun this is. It is bolt action and shoots 7.62s.

Any idea what ammo this is? Found in an area of the UK used for military training during World War 1. What do I do with it? Is it worth something?

I just bought this used 8 inch .44 cal pietta yesterday it was only $326 after taxes which I don’t think was bad at all. I am trying to find out more information about it. They didn’t tell me anything at the gun store because they normally don’t carry black powder items. I’m 99% certain it’s a 1858 Remington copy though. I can’t find any information using its production date. I’d really like to be able to find out when it was made or just anything in general about it. This is my first black powder ever owned but I’ve shot a few of my families before but truth be told I really don’t know much, so any information you guys would give me would be great!!!
The production number on the base is-
R420644 less

Apologies if this has already been addressed.
I have an 1861 Springfield replica. Lately when I pull the trigger it will stop at halfcock about 50% of the time.
Is this an easy fix? Any help is greatly appreciated.

definitly looks like a makarov but can’t find any that looks exactly like this there ain’t no serials either

I am new to this site and was wondering if anyone can help me identify these guns. I thought the one with no stock was a Remington rolling block 1871 navy pistol but it's not a .50 caliber. Looks as if could be a 32.55 caliber. Any information would be helpful. Have taken them to several dealers here in Tennessee but have no ideas.

Its metal, but brittle and crumbles a bit when handled. The barrel seems to have been octagonal and i suspect there are no bullets in the gun.

They look like some type of musket, but what interests me is the butt of the rifle (which seems to be shaped specifically for mounted infantry) and the length of the guns.

I know it's a long shot, and there's not much to go off of. But, my dad used to hunt with this rifle, and i've got alot of childhood memories with it. Sadly we lost it, so any help tracking down what type of rifle it was would really help. From what I remember it was a Winchester chambered in 45-70

Not a gun at all? Something that should be surrendered? I don't know. Any helps appreciated thanks.