J C Higgins Firearms

oh i know this one, 1503

the model 126.19310 is a Crosman model 180 made 1962-1965 for Sears under the JC Higgins name.

I believe you have an air rifle made by Crosman for Sears under the JC Higgins brand name. If so, it's a model 140/1400. Unfortunately you did not state the condition of the rifle so no estimate of value can be given.

350-500

Model 58 is an automatic not a bolt action

Crosman made this rifle for Sears under the JC Higgins name . It's really a Crosman model 140 or 1400. Without knowing the condition of the rifle it is not possible to give and estimate of value. Is it still working? Is it in excellent, very good, good, fair or poor condition? Please state this information and I will try to give an estimate of value along with more information.

The J.C. Higgins M. 43-DL, Sears #103.19820, was a Marlin M. 81, tube-fed, bolt-action in .22 s., l. and lr. caliber. The ones I know had a unique, chrome-plated trigger guard, with a slightly different, "Monte Carlo" stock (notch at the top rear of the butt, and angled back in towards the barrel at the front), and they were sold in the late 1950's and early1960's.

It is a 20 ga. full choke 2&3/4" shell shot gun. I know this because I have one sitting here in my hand as I write this. BP 2009.

These were made by High Standard and are excellent rifles. One in excellent condition should bring $150-$200

Start with Gun Parts Corp and then start looking hard. Old gun parts are getting hard to find.

You will need to identify the manufacturer of the gun since JC Higgins was a Sears brand for guns they sold.

How much is a sterlingworth 12 gauge double barrle shot gun serial #101254 in good condition be worth

As of Aug, 2009, you can find the manual for it here: pdf.textfiles.com/manuals/FIREARMS/jchiggins_88.pdf

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I received a model 41 for Christmas in 1959. I believe my Dad payed $12 for it from our local Sears store. I still have it today. Still shoots accurately. This Christmas (2009) it will be 50 years old!

100 USD give or take

Stevens Firearms

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150 bucks . keep it if it has sentimental value

I have one that I bought almost a year ago, and I had it valued at $115 in good condition. Shoots great, no matter what most other reviews say.

I have one in good condition. Got it from my grandfather. I was led to believe it was produced in the 50's but have'NT found anything on it yet.

JC Higgins was a brand name used by Sears & Roebuck for most of their sporting goods line from about the 30's. The JC Higgins line of firearms are made by High Standard and are considered obsolete now, though you will find a lot of them in great condition and are great shooters. You may be able to run the serial number through High Standard and find the manufacture date. Most were made from about 1950 up to about 1965.

I believe you have a Daisy Model 94. Daisy and Crosman made air rifles for Sears under the JC Higgins brand name. All of the Daisy models began with 799. My catalogue list the model 799.203 as a Daisy #94. It was made between 1955-62. The description reads: plastic stock and forearm gold paint embossed ,long horn on left side. dummy hammer on stock with leather boot. Blue paint finish. Plymouth and Rogers addresses. If this describes your rifle then it's a Daisy Model 94 Carbine.

Marlin model 80

I am missing a few parts for a kentucky percussion rifle kit from Sears and Roebuck. Model #292.51766. Do you know where you can order these?

Same as a High Standard A1041 .22 Auto. Send your email to me so I can send you a scan of the manual.