Remove the butt plate. There is a hold in the stock under the butt plate. The stock bolt can be seen at the bottom of the hole. Obtain or make a screwdriver (or socket, if it is a hex nut) to fit the bolt slot. Be very careful to not let the screwdriver slip out of the slot when you are unscrewing the bolt or else you can go right through the side of the stock and ruin it.
Should be a single-shot made by Savage/Stevens. We have new reproduction stocks. www.countrygunsmith.net
www.boydsgunstocks.com/Replacement-Stocks-Stevens
A serial number might help.
Depending on condition, around $150
135.00 $
$50 - $100 depending on condition.
The value of these single shot shotguns is ranging between 45-130 dollars.
What is the current value of a Steven's Savage Arms Corporation, Chicofee Falls, Mass, USA, 12 gauge single shot 21a Model 1078?
I believe you have a JC Higgins model 101.1 This should be a single shot 12 ga. It was made by Savage as the Savage model 94. They were made between 1926 and 1945
I have a single shot 94h 20 gauge that my parents gave me in 1970, the stock and forarm are missing due to abuse and the bolt that holds the stock on is missing .I checked sources for the stock and for arm and you are looking at about 80-120 bucks if you can find them. value on the gun who knows , they cost about 50 bucks new from sears back then.
About 60 years ago, storing one right now for my grandfather who just told me the story about it.
Excellent $150.00 Very good - $100.00 Good - $75.00