Start by finding the model number on the gun, then look in the back of the Blue Book of Gun Values for the Store Brand Cross-over List. This list is also available on several websites. Revelation firearms are listed under Western Auto.
Get a book on the manufacturer and hope that sn data has been published.
You can typically find clips for the Revelation 22 R107A at gun stores, online firearm retailers, or directly from the manufacturer's website. It's important to ensure that the clip is compatible with your specific model for proper functioning.
Local gun shops who have a large inventory ofÊammo andÊwill carry a magazine for a R107A Revelation Firearm. Local pawn shops are also a good place to look.
Contact the manufacturer.
Revelation was a trade name marketed by Western Auto. If you have a model number, I may be able to cross-reference it to the manufacturer.
This weapon was made by Marlin for Western Auto. If you go to marlinowners.com you can find out even more about this wonderful firearm.
Beretta is the oldest firearm manufacturer that is still in business. They began in 1498.
A gunsmith or the manufacturer of the gun. Most dealers will refer firearm problems to the manufacturer or the gunsmith. Depending on the brand of your gun, some manufacturers will offer a lifetime warranty
If you are talking about a major maker of firearms?Then there are 2 ways to find the age of your firearm.First you may go to the manufacturer of your firearm and look at their customer service site and they may help you age your firearm,or second you may get the age of your firearm here by including the make,and serial number of your gun,any special features if applicable.We should be able to help you.
Manufacturer's website, Proofhouse.com are two places
If your revelation is a bolt action, tube fed .22, it is probably a Savage Model 46. Savage is a good quality moderate cost firearm- and any firearm with a "store brand", such as Revelation, JC Higgins, or Westernfield typically commands less money than the company marked firearms. Depending on condition, $50-$80.
The manufacturer is normally stamped on the firearm next to the model, caliber, and serial number.