Does anyone know the make and model of this?

[Jmcclure]

i was offered this on a trade but the guy said he will be out of reception for a while, all i was told is its a 16 gauge but no other info. Does anyone have any idea or a possibility of the make/model and if so its value?

EDIT: THIS IS THE PICTURE OF THE RIFLE I WAS SENT I DO NOT HAVE THE GUN IN MY POSSESION 

Edited December 14, 2022 by Jmcclure

[Handsome Rob]

From that picture? It could be literally anything, although my money would be on Iver Johnson. What are you offering in trade for it? 

[RED333]

That is a shot gun( by your post), any more would be a WAG!

Edited December 14, 2022 by RED333
Because I can

[Moped]

Without better pics, I’d pass.

[Ronald_55]

To narrow it a bit. It looks like it has a selectachoke or such on it. Just a guess.Get the guy to send you a proper pic of the receiver and barrel markings. 

This is a real pet peeve of mine from sellers. Snap a totally useless pic and then expect everyone to jump at it. 

[gregintenn]

Looks like $100 tops. As for make and model, I have no clue except I believe it is a shotgun.

[Grayfox54]

I can't say exactly why, but I'm gettin' kind of a Remington vibe off that. Maybe a store brand? Sears, J.C. Penny, Western Auto or such? 

[gregintenn]

I wouldn’t trade a pack of hot dogs for it based on the feeble description that pic provides.

[Whisper]

53 minutes ago, Grayfox54 said:

I can't say exactly why, but I'm gettin' kind of a Remington vibe off that. Maybe a store brand? Sears, J.C. Penny, Western Auto or such? 

Remington with a Cutts compensator is my read on this, too.  But it's a little hard to tell since the guy gave you a poor-quality photo from the worst possible angle.

Cheers,

Whisper

[RED333]

Just did a check, the OP has not been back since he posted this.

[10-Ring]

Not sure about the shotgun, it appears that the picture was taken with a Sunbeam toaster. 

[Garufa]

I do know what it’s not…a rifle.

[DocHawk]

Looks to be a phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

[runco]

My 2 cents guess considering the wood color, forearm shape, distinguished shell loader color, receiver shape, add on butt plate pad, and added barrel compensator or external adjustable choke, a vintage late 1950s Remington Sportsman 58 semi auto in 16 gauge.  If accurate, GB has a couple in the $700 - $900 range, but like already said, not worth a pack a weenies to me and still deduct for the especially ugly old school barrel compensator.