Numrich Gunparts Corp lists them as sold out. Bob's doesn't list one either and and e-mail I sent to Bob's came back with an autoresponse that they would contact me in 24 hours. That was months ago and still no contact. The only way I have found is to purchase another Model 50 (difficult to find) as a parts gun. I have one on the way with the factory firing pin. I'm probably going to have either my gunsmith or a metal shop make two or 3 additional pins for me. Be careful what you buy however, I've seen these guns with handmade pins using pieces of cotter key and even nails to make a firing pin.
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I can't locate this particular model, but Stevens/Savage dropped the Springfield line in 1948.
About the same. The 1903 Springfield used a licensed version of the Mauser action used on the German Model 1898 Mauser.
Mr.Springfield did, an American General.Well it depends on what kind of Springfield as the 30-06 Springfield which was used in World War 2 as a sniper in the U.S Army. Springfield Armory invented that kind of Sniper Rifle during World War 2. Another Springfield would be the Springfield m1903 which is used in the ROTC programs acroos America today.Springfield is the name of the Arsenal in SPRINGFIELD MASS. There were many variations designed and made by the arsenal during WW1 and WW2. The last model was the 1903A4, it was manufactured by Remington.
Means it passed proof testing.
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I have a single shot Springfield shotgun but there is no model number anywhere. It looks just like a the Stevens Model 94 and has several identical parts although I am not sure what series of the 94 it is.
I paid $80 for mine...
It is a Stevens Model 1929.
The Stevens/Springfield single-shots routinely bring under $100 at retail. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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The value of a Springfield Savage Arms 22 long single shot model 120A depends on its condition. As of 2014, this gun in excellent condition is valued between 90.00 and 120.00.
The Springfield rifled Musket, Model 1855 had a caliber of 0.58-inch and was a single shot, muzzle-loading weapon.
Model 1863 Rifle Musket, Type I, manufactured at the US Springfield Armory. !863 is both the model designation and the year of manufacture. A total of 273,265 were made. If it has not been altered, it is a .58 caliber, single shot muzzleloader with a 40" round barrel and three barrel bands.
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Are you in need of a firing pin or the complete bolt assembly? If you need any parts for this firearm, contact: Dean at Chippewa Trading Post 208-832-2275 He has a complete model 83 that he is going to part out.
I can't locate this particular model, but Stevens/Savage dropped the Springfield line in 1948.