J C Higgins Firearms

$49.95

The Model 73/BB was manufactured between 1976-83. Crosman no longer has parts for this rifle but they offer a locating service of others who do repairs and have parts for various rifles and guns on the Crosman home page. Go to the link below and click on "Find a service center." To locate someone who can help you with parts/repair.

You can find it at this website. You will have to cut and paste the following URL:

http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0901280.pdf

I believe it is made by Marlin model 57M also the Enfield 57M is the same gun as well, at least this is what my research is showing.

Mine is a 22 mag and I am very happy with it, it works fine just like a Marlin.

Open bolt and pull to rearword position.Then pull trigger and hold in back position.Bolt will now slide out.Hold trigger back to reinstall

There were a few different models of 9 shot .22 revolver sold by Sears under the JC Higgins brand. Value would depend on exact model, but somewhere in the $200 range.

Yes, there were several of them. Unless you want to share some more information, there is not much we can tell you. SOME of them were High Standard Flite King models, and are worth $125-$150. Decent shotguns.

Its a shotgun

Just brought one at a garage sale in working condition with a Heddon rod attached,

$15 in Michigan!

$6500 easy

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I got mine in 1950 and it was used.

mid 1900's westernfield(mossberg) 12gauge boltaction. in nice condition is worth about 160.00$...up or down.

This would be a Savage model 38A or 58A or Savage-Springfield 18.41.

I got mine new in 1967 or 68 from sears mail order in Greensboro, NC

I looked it up to and it's says about 200 to 250

I have the same rifle that was a Christmas present to me from my parents in 1958. I can't give you the dollar value, but that's at least a starting point on the age of that model. Mine is in good condition, but the butt plate cracked several years ago and I'm trying to replace it. If anyone can point me toward a source for replacing the butt plate on a Sears and Roebuck J.C. Higgins Model 105.18, I'd appreciate it.

Yes, it is a Mossberg 500. However, parts only interchange with a model 500 from the same serial sequence, i.e. if you have a G, H, or J serial number, it will only interchange with an older G, H, or J serial number.

Source: National Mossberg Collector's Association at www.havlinsales.com

This is a two part answer for you. First the Rifle was made by Crosman air guns. Any JC Higgins air gun starting with 126 was made by Crosman any model starting with 799 was made by Daisy air gun.

My Catalog list the 126-1930 as a Crosman 140/1400 the 1400 was a later model of the 140. This makes me think that the 1930(1) represents the 1400 model (Check Youtube and look for a Crosman 1400 and see if this is your model). If So then the rifle is worth around. $75 plus or minus. The 1400 rifle was made between 1968-78. Its a pump rifle that shoots a .22 cal pellet at 580 feet per second.

call them.. last time i had that problem with them i called them.. or you could ask google, or go to a gun expert forum or SOMETHING.

First remove the screw opposite the bolt. Operate the bolt as if you were cocking the gun, pull the trigger and it will slide out.

As low as $20.00 up to $150.00 20 for junk and 150 mint.

Depending on condition anywhere from $50 onward up to $150 (If it still has the bolt action.) However most 583.20 models no longer have a bolt action due to the recall in the 90's (The shotguns were being voluntarily recalled due to a potential problem with the bolt latch assembly, which could cause the assembly to fail allowing it to

dislodge and strike the operator in the face.)

Without that assembly it could go anywhere from what I've seen for $15 to $35. I have the gun myself which stays in the glass case as decoration.

I need parts for a J C Higgings air gun mo. 126.19360