J C Higgins Firearms

your rifle was made by J Stevens arms Co. 101 16 was the Stevens model 87A 22 cal semi auto rifle .1946 to 1955 >Stevens made a lot of these rifles and their vallue is some what low between 75 and 125 dollars depending on condition They are excellent rifles fun to shoot and very accurate

wI don't know but I have one also.Is yours an America or CANADA?

same as Marlin 81 I would try Numrich Gun parts corp. West Hurley Ny.

Try Great American Gunstock Co. 1-800-784-4867/ if no luck there, try Google.

Stevens made jc Higgins shotguns ,the model 311 interchanges with the jc Higgins

It all depends on the condition of your rifle. Is it completely original? If you've added a scope the value will drop considerably. Remington made several types of Model 12 also, but if yours has a round barrel with a flat faced butt-plate, has at least 80% of the finish on the barrel and wood and the barrel rifling is crisp and shiny it would be worth $250 to $300. If you have the octagon barrel with curved steel butt-plate and in the same condition as above (80%) it would be worth $350 to $400. If you have a Lyman tang sight (it would be attached to the rear of the receiver above the pistol grip) that would add another $150 to the value.

It was made by Sears as a Winchester Model 1894 clone. They are currently going for between $200 and $400, but price is entirely dependent on the seller more than the rifle. The parts are NOT interchangeable between the Sears Model 54 and the Winchester Model 1894. Produced between 1966-1972, though there are no records saying when they were actually produced.

Info taken from firearmspriceguide.com

I just paid $150 for one in near mint condition-no rust-only clear coat surfaces scratches

1896

About $100.

Even though that gun was made by Wiinchester and is basically the same as the Model 1200, the trigger guard and stock are different and those parts from the Model 1200 will NOT interchange. There is no commercially available pistol grip kit for the Sears Model 200.

$450.00

Made by Savage. We have parts. gunshop@nctv.com

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

Made by Savage/Stevens. We have trigger guards.

1950's-1970's. Value around $50.

j c Higgins model 41 was made by marlin try looking for parts for a Marlin 80 it is the same gun

Your shotgun was made by High Standard for sears from 1947 to 1962 its an old gun .Old vintage shotguns should be used and appreciated for what they are and not what they are not .and what you would like to do would not be suitable for the old girl get a newer gun for that.and simply use and enjoy you old shotgun in its day their was absolutely nothing on the market better and they are still a very good shotgun

Depends on what the 'x' after the U is.

i have a 1898 to 1930 marlin 30/30 4 digit # what is it worth???

583 18 was made by Sears/High Standard . in 1949

November 1949 was the date of the drawing of the drawing for the roll mark die. It is moerl likely a 1950 10 1951 production date.

Post WW2 through the 1970's.

your rifle was exclusive Sears product it was manufactured by High Standard wich was owned by Sears in the 50s when your rifle was made parts are readily available from many sorces I have had very good luck with Numrich Gun parts corp. in West Hurley NY.

Several of the aluminum receiver .22 rifles made by High Stadnard will have some parts common to the Model 36

Original manual and parts list can be found at the followeing link

http://www.histandard.info/manuals/sears/rfrifles/index.HTML

Sears did not own High Stadanrd outright but they did own up to 30 % of the common stock.

The JC Higgins 33 was made by High Standard for Sears in the mid 1950's.