At that level of detail, your best bet is to find a good gunsmith.
Needs to be look at by a gunsmith
Springfield
Yes
According to Sears Archives, that model was produced from 1961-1971.
The word "sear" can mean to burn or scorch the surface of something, especially food. It can also refer to making a permanent impression or mark on someone's mind.
It depends on which brand and model, but in general, it is inside the slide near the rear of the gun.
50-250 USD or so
u will need to ask a gunsmith for help
Sorry, no real public data on those. Prior to 1968 shotguns sold by sear did not have a serial number ( the 583.2087 is a model number)The model number 583.2085 was a High Standard shotgun in 20ga.that was made for Sears.Maybe yours is a High standard also.The model number is awful close.
what is the value of a sear,roebuck model 53 cal. 30-06 model#-273.1830 and what year was the production of them.
I don't know, but I have one also... someone told me about $100.00?
A homophone for "sear" is "sere."