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They have them here at this site for $30. http://www.ammoclip.com/H/higgins,_j_c_.htm
In 90-95% condition, these generally sell for $150-$175. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The JC Higgins Model 80 was actually made by High Standard for Sears, and is the same as the M101 Duramatic pistol. Made from 1957 through 1961/62. These can be bought on the use marked for $200-$250.
About 25% less than the corresponding High Standard model. So... from $150-$300 depending on condition. We are always interested buyers. www.countrygunsmith.net
As of Aug, 2009, you can find the manual for it here: pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/jchiggins_88.pdf
will the 7 shot magazine you sell for the old marlin model 80 fit my j c Higgins model 103.228
Same as High Standard model 101 .22 caliber pistol. gunclips.net has them for $35 but sometimes the after-market mags need adjustments. I'd head to the local gun show, take your pistol along and check for proper fit. Good luck!
Both the Sears 103.2 and the 103.228 models are a Marlin Model 80 rifle.
the model 42 is the same as the marlin model 80
Left side, towards rear of slide.
gunpartscorp.com You can also search for Marlin model 80 parts seeing as how the J.C. Higgins is a clone of the model 80 and Marlin is easier to get parts for. I got a model 80 elevation key for the rear sight from the sight and looked and fit exactly the same as the old one I lost off my J.C.
pre 1968, about 80 bucks in ex condition. (it is a Marlin 80)