Parts are very scarce for this 'Erma' of West Germany made gun. Some parts do show up on Ebay.
gunpartscorp.com has the best selection of used IJ parts.
IJ is back in business at http://www.iverjohnsonarms.com/ and may have parts.
I believe it means Covered Sights. My 336 doesn't have a covered front site blade, and my 336CS does. CS does not mean "covered sights". It is the designation for a Marlin C-"Carbine" with S-"Safety" which means it's a carbine with the latest crossbolt safey.
For infantry weapons: Mannlicher-Carcano M1891 6.5mm carbine -- updated to M91/31 Carcano Carcano M1938TS 7.35mm carbine Bretta M1938A sub-machine gun Breda M1930 6.5mm heavy machine gun - bipod mounted Breda M1937 8mm heavy machine gun - tripod mounted Fiat-Revelli Model 1914 machine gun Bretta M1934 9mm pistol (predecessor to the US Army side arm used today) Glisenti Model 1889 revolver Model 1910 automatic pistol Grenades: Model 1935 , SCRM model 1935 Breda Model 1935 Lee Harvey Oswald bought a Mannlicher-Carcano 6.5mm carbine through a mail order catalog which was used in the assassination of Presiden J.F. Kennedy.
Looking at your serial number it looks like it was made sometime after 1981. You could look at some of the Winchester forums or go to gunbroker.com or gunsamerica to get a rough value.
So much depends on the year and the model. However, an early model Maynard's price tag might begin at $1500 dollars and go up from there depending on model, condition and rarity. condition is the all important factor for gun value.Wood, metal, markings, bore.........value can range from $700 to $1800 or more, like NEW in the box.........answer those questions and email me a pic for offer....
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The value of your Model 54 Winchester Carbine will depend on the condition. There are reports of sales of between 800.00-1000.00.
Iver Johnson 9mm magazine awnserit takes the Iver Johnson 9mm model magazine (its a very specific mag) but you can find them at numerich (e-gunparts.com) just search for the make, model, then part. but just so you know for a 20rd mag it will cost you about 50 dollars plus shipping
Daisy made a model 94 Carbine from 1954 - 1962, they also made a model 111 western carbine from 1963-1978. I can find no information on a Red Ryder 1938 carbine. However the 1938 Red Ryder is still in production.
The Daisy model 94 carbine and model 111 Western carbine both shot BB's in the .175 caliber, not pellets in the .177 caliber.
With the serial number that you provided,your Springfield model 1873 Trapdoor Carbine was produced in the year 1877.
The model 336 is the regular rifle,the model 336C was the carbine version,and the 336CS was the carbine sporter edition.
The only Iver Johnson Model 50 is a .22 revolver. The only Iver Johnson 9mm Parabellum (Luger) is an M1 carbine sold in the mid 1980's. IJ did sell the Pony which is chambered for .380 ACP (also called 9mm Kurtz, 9mm Corto, and 9mm Browning short).
The marlin model 39A is the rifle model,while the Marlin model 39M is the carbine model.
This JC Higgins model was made by Daisy air gun. It's a Daisy model 1894 Western Carbine ( Cactus Carbine ) in excellent condition it is worth $100. It was made between 1960-70. It is model 799.19210 for Sears.
With the serial number that you provided,your Winchester model 1894 scout carbine was produced by Winchester in the year 1982.
The Super Enforcer Model 3000 manufactured only in 1985 and 1986 is a pistol version of the US Carbine, 30 caliber, with an 11 inch barrel. It was re-introduced as the Enforcer with a 10 1/2 inch barrel in 1988 and discontinued in 1993. A great source of information on Iver Johnson firearms is the book by W.E. Goforth titled, "Iver-Johnson Arms & Cycle Works Firearms 1871-1993".
Yes an operating model train has friction.