Hank Williams Jr Shotgun
FILE - In this June 10, 2016 file photo, Hank Williams Jr. performs at the CMA Music Festival at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. Williams Jr. is offering a $6,000 reward for his grandfather’s missing shotgun. The singer known for hits including “Family Tradition” has posted a letter online saying he spent time growing up in south Alabama with his grandfather. (Photo by Al Wagner/Invision/AP)

Hank Williams Jr. Offers $6,000 Reward to Whoever Can Find His Grandfather's Missing Shotgun

Hank Williams Jr. is searching for his grandfather's missing shotgun and he needs your help. In a letter penned by the country singer and posted on his attorney Steven Smith's Facebook page, Williams says the missing gun in question is a Remington Model 11/48 16-gauge shotgun with a serial number ending in 58111.

In the letter, Williams Jr. explains the significance of the shotgun.

"Growing up, I spent a lot of time in South Alabama with my Granddad Sheppard. Now I'm looking for his shotgun. I want to pass that old Remington down to my children and grandchildren," he writes.

The "Family Tradition" singer says he's pretty sure the gun is in the Cullman, Alabama area and he's still offering his initial reward of "fifty $100 bills" along with an additional finder's fee of $1,000.

"There is no suggestion that the shotgun was ever stolen and NO RISK of any follow-up after a successful recovery. It was probably lost when Hank moved from Cullman to Paris—possibly from his cabin on Smith Lake," writes Steven C. Smith.

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Smith writes that if the finder prefers a gun or a guitar instead of the cash, that can be arranged.

Williams Jr. asks that anyone with information on the gun's whereabouts contact Steven Smith at [email protected].

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