Eastern arms was a small in home outfit that built firearms for individuals somewhere in Europe. They manufactured very few firearms, and they where mostly handcrafted. Each gun was an original. Although I have never heard of them creating a 12 guage its not impossible, most of the firearms they built were larger,10,8,6,4, and alot of speculation that they may have built a 2 guage. There was only two gentlemen that built these firearms, and I am not sure of there names. I you out a little.
I'd like some of whatever the person giving the last answer is smoking. Eastern Arms Company is a trade name that was used by Sears Roebuck c. 1900-1940. The actual manufacturer could have been Meriden Firearms, J. Stevens, Savage Arms or whoever offered the lowest price in a particular year.
I also have this shotgun and have been all over the internet trying to locate parts. I desperately need a fore end stock. I found a number on the receiver where the fore end normally covers. # 263, and 1/4" below that is a "B". I'd realy appreciate some help locating parts if they are available.
Depression era shotgun sold by Sears and Roebuck, there was no requirement for serial numbers at the time. If it shows significant wear take it to a gunsmith to determine safety before firing, other wise it should be fine for lead shot.
there is no serial on it
Was there a question there?
50-100 USD
It's a shotgun, not a rifle. EASTERN ARMS CO was a tradename used by various hardware catalog stores before World War I. The guns were made by several different manufacturers and no serial number records exist. Unfortunately this was well before Al Gore invented the internet.
1924.
When was this Gordon gun company double barrel 12 gage shotgun made. Serial number LD7158
Check the receiver and barrel.
50-100 USD
You will have to provide specifics to even have a slim chance of getting an answer. Who made the barrel? What weapon is it on? Where is the number on the barrel?
So, what is the model number? sales@countrygunsmith.net
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