"Lancasters pattern centrefire and pinfire .410 shot cartridges first appear in Eley Brothers Ltd. advertising flysheets in 1857. By 1874 Eleys were advertising modern centrefire .410 cartridges. It appears to have become popular around 1900" Wikipedia said this about the .410 cartridge... Could possibly give some clues on the age of the Springfield model 18. For instance, the first .410 cartridges were developed in 1857, meaning the model 18 was made between 1857-present. We know it isn't modern, and that the cartridge became popular in 1900, so here is my educated guess: the Springfield model 18 is anywhere from 65-100 years old. Not a very specific, but I hope this helps your research.
Made by Savage/Stevens and is basically the same as the Savage Springfield Model 18.
"Lancasters pattern centrefire and pinfire .410 shot cartridges first appear in Eley Brothers Ltd. advertising flysheets in 1857. By 1874 Eleys were advertising modern centrefire .410 cartridges. It appears to have become popular around 1900" Wikipedia said this about the .410 cartridge... Could possibly give some clues on the age of the Springfield model 18. For instance, the first .410 cartridges were developed in 1857, meaning the model 18 was made between 1857-present. We know it isn't modern, and that the cartridge became popular in 1900, so here is my educated guess: the Springfield model 18 is anywhere from 65-100 years old. Not a very specific, but I hope this helps your research.
Numrich may have them. e-gunparts.com Item # 121950
The Springfield Model 18 Series F .410 shotgun is a single-shot shotgun known for its simplicity and reliability. Its value can vary significantly based on factors like condition, age, and market demand, typically ranging from $150 to $400. Collectors and hunters appreciate it for its lightweight design and ease of use, especially for small game hunting. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult recent sales or a firearms expert familiar with the specific model.
I would like to know what a Savage Arms Westfield Mass. U.S.A Springfield Model 18 Series F A939683 is worth? It is bolt action and has a clip in great shape. Thanks Kim Brady
Parts of Savage Springfield Model 18 are available at Gun Parts Corporation. These can also be bought from Field and Stream.
That should be a Savage/Springfield Model 18. If you can't find parts from a local gunsmith, try http://www.e-gunparts.com i have a sears roebuck bolt action .410 shotgun model 110.1120 3''. i need the shell ejector piece. to get a clip for a shotgun try marlinguns.com.
just got one on ebay theres more
I HAVE A 18 C 410 HANDED DOWN TO ME FROM MY FATHER IT HAS NO OBVIOUS SERIAL NUMERS ON IT. I NEED TO REPLACE THE BOLT. IF YOU COULD HELP ME FIND ONE I WOULD APPRECEATE IT.
Yes. Manufactured by J. Stevens Arms Co. Yes there is, I own a Springfield Model 18 Series F bolt action 410. It is clip fed and chambered for 2 1\2 & 3in shells. I am looking for information on its worth. I have one that is manufactured by the Savage Arms Corporation. Says Springfield Model 951 and is a single shot bolt action with 3 inch chamber. I have one that is marked "1929 Model". Anyone know what it is worth? The single shot bolt action and the single shot break-open model 1929 are both worth $50-$125, depending on condition, but only because they are .410's. If they were 12 gauges, you'd probably have to give them away. I saw the following model: Springfield Arms Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass, U.S.A Pat Apr. 20-1915 .410 guage Side-by-Side Break Open (dual front/rear triggers).
To find a bolt assembly for a Springfield Model 18-410 by Savage Arms, you can check with specialized gun parts retailers, both online and in physical stores. Websites like Numrich Gun Parts or Brownells often carry a variety of parts for vintage firearms. Additionally, you might consider visiting local gun shops or contacting Savage Arms directly for assistance. Online auction sites and firearm forums could also be useful resources for sourcing specific parts.
About $100 in very good condition.