HomeWhen was a Springfield 20 gauge side-by-side shotgun that reads Springfield Arms Company Chicopee Falls Massachusetts and also Pat April 20 1915 on the left side of the receiver?
This 'Springfield' was a house brand of Stevens, and should not be confused with Springfield Armory which produced firearms for the US Military, nor the current private company 'Springfield Armory USA' which produces the M1A rifle. Your gun is one of the many variants produced under the Stevens name beween 1915 and 1940. Value of the 20ga is somewhat higher than the more common 12ga, and if in excellent original condition can approach $400-$500. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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Look on the top of the receiver with the gun disassembled. You should find it there.
it was made by Colt in 1918. If there is a springfield slide on the gun the it was put there later on. Not unusual to see a springfield slide on a colt receiver
Remove the barreled receiver from the stock and then remove the screw from the left side of the receiver. The bolt will slide out.
Not much beyond what is stamped on the gun. Manufactured 1931-1941 by the Stevens division of Savage Arms in Chicopee, Mass.
On the front receiver ring,behind the rear sight.
The model number is stamped on the right side of the receiver on many Stevens products.
you cannot remove it. it is all in one with the receiver frame
on the trapddor rifle, to the rear of the receiver, just before the wooden stock
Is it a Springfield, International Harvester or Winchester.... stampted on rear of receiver
Springfield was a trade name used by Stevens/Savage c. 1920-1945. No relationship to the current Springfield Inc or the US Springfield Armory. What you have is a Savage Model 720 built under license from FN (Browning) They where also made by Remington with the Model 11 designation.
yes, but check receiver to see if re-heated
Most Stevens shotguns have a model number on the right side of the receiver (5000, 5100, 3xx, 2xx). If the company name is marked "J. Stevens Arms Co", it was made after 1920 when Stevens became a division of Savage. Sometime in the 1940's the "J" was dropped. Riverside shotguns were made by Stevens. I'm not sure when they started and stopped using this name, but a Riverside hammergun should be the Model 215 which was produced from 1913-1932. The Model 215 hammergun was sold as the Springfield-Stevens from 1930-1932. On the left side of the receiver is: Springfield manufactured by J.S. Stevens Arms Company Chicopee Falls, Mass. USA Pat. Feb. 10-1914
the barrel chamber is drilled through or bolt welded to receiver, are 2 ways
It can be difficult, since they were not marked on the early singles. Would have to know how the barrel is constructed, type of action, receiver profile, etc. sales@countrygunsmith.net
No, some did have draw lot series numbers & part numbers. The only part with a serial number is the heel of the receiver.
I have one. Case hardened receiver, solid rib. Interestingly, in looking a the single trigger, there is a slot next to it (underside of receiver)which contains a piece of metal which does not protrude below the receiver. It's as if it was a double trigger converted to single trigger. I have no idea. It was made before 1948. I use it to this day, got four chuckars just yesterday. It just puzzles me. The side of the receiver says Stevens and next to it "model 5000" and it has an engraving of a pointer on the receiver as well. ????
In "The Giver", when a Twelve is selected to become the new Receiver, he or she is called the Receiver-in-training because he or she is being trained by the current Receiver to become the new Receiver. The Receiver-in-training may refer to the current Receiver as the Giver instead of the Receiver, since technically the Receiver-in-training is the new Receiver.
TYPES OF RADIO RECEIVER • Basic crystal set. • A T.R.F. Receiver. • A Superhetrodyne Receiver. • the Reflex Receiver.
A remanufactured FN-FAL semi-auto rifle using an IMBEL(Brazilian) receiver and Israeli military surplus parts. A very well made & quality rifle.
The receiver was made in 1917. The barrel also has a date stamp. Additional info can be found at http://vishooter.home.att.net/m1903.HTML
Remove all parts put receiver in a vice upside down with two pieces of leather on ether side to protect the receiver get something that will grip the barrel and give it slow steady pressure while watching the receiver to make sure you are not bending or warping it you have to put a good amount of force to brake the barrel loose but once you brake it loose you should be able to remove it buy hand hope this helped be careful not to bend your receiver. I used xl pipe rench
J. Stevens Arms used the Springfield name about 1930 - 1948. There is probably a model number (5000 or 5100 are the most likely options) on the right side of the receiver. Value, if fully functional, would be around $200-$250. A bit more if it is a .410 or 28 gauge.
I have a 12 guage side by side that reads on the left of the receiver: J Stevens Arms Company. next line. Chicopee Falls, Mass.U.S.A. ... above it --SPRINGFIELD-- It has double triggers. It has on the bottom of the barrel locking lug a stamped 7 and a faint circle with an S in it. I have determined it was made 7/1967 based on an A being 1949. The receiver is charcoal case colored. the barrels say SELECTED FORGED STEEL and the other side says PROOF TESTED 12 GUAGE. It is a neat old piece i received with the barrels a bit rusted, but rescued in a rust dissolver bath(auto industry) and have since sanded and painted flat black. I added white out to the front bead, cleaned up the inside if the barrels and gonna use it as my field gun for pheasant this fall. I hope this helped.
Model 720, probably, which was very similar to the Browning A5. There was also a Model 726 (2-shot version), 740 (Cutts compensator and skeet style stock) and 745 (alloy receiver). Look for the model number on the receiver of your gun. Made from 1931-1949, although your barrel address markings indicate pre-1947. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Let's start with the fact that there is no "model 1898 Springfield." The US military rifle made at the Springfield armory as the "Model of 1898" is better known as the Krag-Jorgensen (readily identified by the box magazine on the right side of the receiver, instead of underneath). Up until the late 80's, Springfield Armory (actually Springfield, Inc, and no relation to the old government armory) imported the Mauser M98, and in 1995 the CZ 98. I am uncertain as to the markings on those guns, however. If you have the Mauser or CZ, you have a utility / hunting rifle of value to shooters, but not collectors. If you have a Krag-Jorgensen, get it examined and appraised before you even think of selling it.
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