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Did J C Higgins sell a Tang style rear sight for the model 31 583.75?
yes lyman made them for Sears
J C Higgins model 30 rifle?
J C Higgins is a brand name for rifles made by various companies for Sears. Mossberg, Savage, Remington and Hi Standard made rifles for Western Auto and Sears using the Higgins name on the Sears rifles.
J C Higgins model 36 with 4 field scope who made it?
J C Higgins /Sears High standard
Who made the J C Higgins model 30?
J C Higgins /High Standard http://www.histandard.info/PDF/Sears%20Rifles.pdf
What year did sears roebuck sell the jc Higgins pump shotgun model 20 583.55?
The J C Higgins model 20 pump shotgun 583 55 was actually made by Sears. Sears and Roebuck & co. owned High Standard and held all the licenses for this gun .583 means House brand exclusive Sears product. 55 is the Sears code for the year 1948
How many different 12 gauge models did JC Higgins make?
J. C. Higgins was not a manufacturer. J. C. Higgins was a tade name used by Sears Roebuck & Co.
What company manufactured the j c Higgins model 583.19 for sears?
Remington
Who made the j c Higgins model 29 rifle in 22 cal?
AnswerJ.C Higgins Model 29 was manufactured for Sears by Hi Standard:Not all J C Higgins were made by Hi Standard, but this model was.Marlin, Winchester, Browning and Savage also made guns for Sears.
Sears roebuck model 25?
It a J C Higgins Sears and roebuck 22cal simauto rifel, I paid about $100.00 in 1961.
When was j c Higgins company finded?
J.C.Higgins was a trademark used on Sears and Roebuck rifles and shotguns manufactured for Sears from 1946-1962.
What is the age of a 16 gauge JC Higgins Model 583.2?
Your shot gun was made By Harrington & Richardson For J C Higgins -Sears / High standard. in 1945 http://www.histandard.info/PDF/Sears%20Shotguns.pdf
Was J C Higgins a real person who worked for Sears?
Sort of. John Higgins was an accountant. Some PR guy thought the name sounded outdoorsey and added the middle initial. The name was used on Sears sporting goods from 1908 until 1961. The brand name, J. C. Higgins, was based on a real person, John Higgins, a Sears employee from 1898 until his retirement as head bookkeeper in 1930. Higgins died in 1950. His expertise in sporting goods or sports is unknown.
