Iver Johnson Firearms

The iver johnson cadet 55sa was made during the years 1961-1978.

The Iver Johnson american bulldog revolver was made in 3 different models.The first model was made between 1882-1884,the second model american bulldog was made from 1885-1899.and the american british bulldog was made between 1882-1887.

The Iver Johnson .22cal supershot automatic model 90 witch you describe was made by Iver Johnson between the years 1932-1941.

Sometime in the 1880's.

Not much, thinking it was made after WWII.

1871

The mossberg model 151K was made from 1950-1951.

The iver johnson,s arms and cycle works was located at Fitchburg Mass.from 1890-1975.It was renamed Iver johnson arms and cycle works in mid-year 1894.and stayed with that name until incorporated in 1915.The pat dates that you listed are consistent with those dates.If you have a question about a firearm that dates from that period?include the type(rifle,shotgun,handgun etc.)and i can help with it,s identification.Please include all info possable,gauge if a shotgun,caliber if a handgun or rifle.If a rifle,plese include if it is a single shot,pump action,lever action etc.same with a shotgun.

Depending on exact model and condition, $100-$165

That name was a brand used by the Iver Johnson company in the 1920s-1930s fora lower priced line of handguns. Unfortunately, there is not much catalogued information on them. They are SIMILAR to, but not the same as the Iver Johnsons from that pperiod. Try the website at gunpartscorp for schematics.

The value of a 22 Super Shot D44506 can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and market demand. Generally, these items are collectible, and prices can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. For an accurate valuation, it's best to consult recent sales data or seek a professional appraiser in the collectibles market.

To load an HS .22 caliber pistol, first ensure the firearm is pointed in a safe direction and the safety is engaged. Open the action to check that the chamber is empty. Insert a magazine filled with .22 caliber ammunition into the magazine well until it clicks into place, then pull back the slide to chamber a round. Finally, disengage the safety, and the pistol is ready to fire.

you cant that i know of they are very cheap guns when first made, about 4 bucks a piece. if it needs to be taken apart it is time ot replace it or take it to a smith to get it worked on they are not user serviceable at all, having same issue with mine

Remington used a 2 or 3 letter code stamped on the barrel to indicate month and year. These are very small letters, located on the LEFT side of the barrel (as you are holding the gun) about 1 inch from the receiver. You may need a good light and a magnifier. They will be a combination of the letters BLACKPOWDERX. Once you find them, go to the Remington Collector's Association website, and use the table there. This will date rifles fairly well. Shotguns may have a replacement barrel, and this may not be as accurate for them. Unlike other makers, the serial number is pretty useless for dating a Remington.

$250.00-$400.00

These were made by the Iver Johnson Company, about 1910-1935. Serial number records are spotty, company no longer in business.

I can only say that the Iver Johnson model 57A target was made from 1955-1975.

To disassemble an Iver Johnson Hammerless .32, first ensure the firearm is unloaded. Next, remove the grips by unscrewing the screws on either side. Then, locate the pivot pin or screw that holds the cylinder in place and remove it, allowing you to take out the cylinder and ejector. Finally, you can further disassemble the internal components as needed, but be cautious and refer to a detailed manual for specific parts and reassembly instructions.

60.00

It depends on the condition. I have one the was made in the early 1900's and they are only worth around $100 to $150 depending on condition.