J C Higgins Firearms

the value will be based on the condition, i currently own a that model and it is in great condition. i brought it in and was told the value ranges from 500-1000 depending on the condition and if its all original. it is 100% worth holding on to especially if its in good condition.

THIS IS A CROSMAN.

It is a Crosman model 140 or 1400

i am sure they were because my old man got his when he was in the Air Force

how do i breakdown and my gun bryco arms 32 cal

Search at gunshows, pawnshops, and gunshops. Also try the online firearms auctions like Gunbroker and GunsAmerica.

The following link will give a general ides but I wouild need the assembly date code from the barrel to provide the month and year.

http://www.histandard.info/PDF/Sears%20Shotguns.pdf

yes There is a bogus recall by sears on them But it really is some kind of gun grab .they give you 50 dollar gift certificate for the bolt only wich ruins your shotgun.the bolts weich are now hot selling items fetch 75 bucks the guns in good shape are worth 100 bucks no matter what your old shotgun is worth more than 50 bucks of Sears funny money. They recall has circulated all kinds of rummors and wives tales.about safety of these old classics. The model in quetion was made from 1945 to 1956. They are not exactly modern and their based on an even older gun The H&R 120.They are your Grand Fathers gun.They are however one of the best bolt action shotguns ever made.The problem is with the bolt stop screw. This is the screw that you remove to take out the bolt .If this screw is not present the bolt will fall out of the gun when you open the bolt. Parts are availabe from Numrich arms west Hurley NY.If you need them.If the gun is complete and in good condition its as good if not better than any thing out therI Have heard these things refered to as utility grade guns maybe today but in there day that was 50 years ago they were one of the best shotguns on the market It was the best selling guns on the market .

These were made by H&R for Sears /High Standard in 1946 .good gun lots of fire power .However very old fashioned and 16 gauge ammunition is also not as popular as 20 or 12 gauge .These things effect real value its worth between 40 & 80 dollars depending on condition

Your rifle was made by Marlin .Thaes are nice little 22 s however they are some what common and old fashioned its worth between 50 & 100 dollars depending on condition

yes

It is a Savage Model 94. See item 47 on this webpage: http://members.tripod.com/pfbtparts/PFBT.html

its a 94c.

The model 39A had a cast trigger guard and the front screw holds the receiver to the stock. The models 59's all have a stamped trigger guard that is held in place with wood screws. The take-down screw is in front of the trigger guard. The model 59B has a black forend tip.

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your shotgun was made by Sears & Roebuck /High Standard in 1949 .Sears owned High Standard back then in good shape its worth about 100 dollars your shotgun was made by Sears & Roebuck /High Standard in 1949 .Sears owned High Standard back then in good shape its worth about 100 dollars

The value will vary depending upon the specific shell. Go to gunbroker.com or gunsamerica.com and look through their classifieds. You'll find old paper shotgun shells for sale by the box, and by the shell. Good luck.

J C Higgins /Sears High standard

.30-06

made by Marlin for Sears 1959 to 1962

Yes your shotgun is completely safe I have 3 of the model 583's that i shoot quite often a 583.17 12gauge a 583.3 20 gauge and a 583.18 16gauge. there is a voluntary recall on the 12 gauge model where u can return the bolt for a $50 sears gift card. But the truth is there is nothing wrong with this gun and no reason for the bolt recall just make sure to keep your bolt stop screw tight and you will be just fine it seems someone lost this screw pulled the bolt back and hit themselves in the face then sued sears and this is why they issued the recall. So as long as you keep this screw tight you will be just fine and wont hit yourself in the face with the bolt.

NO

ps7fmade by High standard 1955 to 1960

shipped 9/22/1955

$75 to $125, depending on condition.

Your gun was made By Sears /High Standard in the late 50s to earl 60s (1962).These are very nice revolvers made by a high quality manufacturer.They are not that common and quite collectable depending on condition it could fetch between 125 to 200 dollars

There are many sorces for these parts. This gun was made exclusively for Sears By High Standard .In the early fifties .High standard never sold this model by them selves as Sears owned the rights to it .The J C Higgins model 31 was a true Sears gun. From 1945 to 1962 Sears owned all of High Standards rifle and shotgun production.Parts are avaiable from Gun Parts Corp Numrich arms West Hurley NY.