Krupp fluss stahl shotgun

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Could anyone help me this is my "first time" at this site. I own a side by side krupp fluss stahl shotgun and do not know a thing about it. It does read made in spain side of barrel. Is this worth anything? Is it german or spanish? Any help welcome.........
 
If it says Made in Spain, then it is a Spanish gun. Sounds like they used Krupp's fluid steel barrels on it.

Pics, especially of the markings under the barrel and on the action flats will help
 
Krupp was a well-known German steel maker. Krupp made the barrel blanks, not the shotgun.

Fluss stahl means fluid steel, as opposed to twist or laminated steel barrels. It is not the model, name, or brand of your shotgun. We would call these forged steel.

If it says "Made in Spain" on the side of the barrels or receiver, the shotgun was made in Spain.
 
Greetings LAST CHANCE, and welcome aboard,

As oneounceload mentioned, please post some pics. Try to get the water table markings a accurately as possible. You might consider rubbing chalk in the marks for contrast.

Although some manufacturing identifiers have become synonymous with brand names (FN = government made and FIAT = Auto made in Turin, Italy come to mind), fluss stahl isn't on the list.
 
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THESE ARE THE PHOTO'S OF SHOTGUN I AM SEARCHING FOR HELP TO I D . I HOPE PHOTO'S MAKE IT I'M NEW AT THIS. ANY HELP ?
 

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Thanks for info

Don i would like to thank you for info. Looking at photo at site you sent me to shows what i belive is the smae gun, you gave me a great start . Steve
 
Din H - great find!...

OP - your pics show a 12 and 2-3/4" chambers, I am personally unfamiliar with Mundial...something new for me to research......if Don H's GB post are accurate, then you see the value you being asked
 
At one stage Spain had a reputation for producing cheap guns made of soft metal. I would assume that making, and marketing a gun using a well known German steel would go some way in overcoming buyer resistance.
 
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