@Harvey Out of curiosity. I did a Google search for gun buy backs in utah. The only hits I got were for national sites. I can’t confirm there’s ever been any in Utah. That actually make me proud in a twisted sort of way. Disclaimer: I’m not the best at searches, so maybe I’m wrong. Couldn’t do it anyway!
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Before tossing the weapon check with Numrich Gun Parts, they carry vast supply of old, used, and obsolete parts.
Good Luck
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Mostly, these are done in larger cities (a quick search popped up Boston, Seattle, etc, the usual suspects) and they are done by local police or “community” programs. I didn’t know where you lived, I figured there might be a program nearby… IF you didnt keep it, which i still highly recommend you keep it 
A quick search didnt pull up any in Utah…
The dummies at buybacks will take pretty much anything including this “HI-ER POINT” shotgun" 
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Remember though that if you fit a new cylinder it will need to be timed to the frame. Do NOT fire with a new cylinder until you have had the timing certified by a competent gunsmith-else things could get “exciting” (think chamber not completely lined up with the barrel😳)
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Happy thoughts! Good advice.
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