J C Higgins Firearms

your gun is Sears JC HIGGINS MOD 10 583 24 bolt action 16 gauge no recall s made 1955 by High Standard very good high quality shotgun .a modern classic and usually one of the better shooters worth around 100 to 150 dollars

The gun was made by Crosman, perhaps that will help your search.

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This is a model 600 made by Crosman. It is no longer in production.

Crosman made the pellet and bb guns for Sears starting in the 50's I am not sure when they stopped, I think probably sometime during the 70's. Sounds like you have a variation of the pumpmaster Crosman, so best guess, is if its older, anywhere from $50-$100. You can probably check on Crosman Forums, and get a better suited answer there. Hope it helps.

$125-$175.

Around $150 in good condition. sales@countrygunsmith.net

I can't cross-reference this to a particular model, but it was made by High Standard. High Standard was established in 1926 and Sears Roebuck dropped the Higgins line of sporting goods in 1961. That narrows it down to a 35 year period. That model was late enough that it probably had an assembly date code on the barrel just forward of the reciever. http://www.histandard.info/datapublic/serial/HIGH%20STANDARD%20DATE%20CODE.pdf

That should be a Marlin 100 made with the Sears name. You cuold try Numrich Gunparts at the link to the right >>>>

Enter a search on eBay or Guns America, or Auction Arms. What you want will come up, then bid on it. Or, contact a gunsmith and have him find one for you.

The manual can be downloaded here: http://www.histandard.info/manuals/sears/index.html

1959-1965. Value up to $75.

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this gun was made in 1952 by High Standard for sears .There was a baseless recall by sears on this model by sears they are one of the best bolt action shotguns ever made . they a totally safe and reliable Sears is offering one of there almost worthless gift certificates for the bolt 50 sears bucks is about 100 dollars walmart money for the same products 583 20 was the most improved of the JC Higgins model 10 series they are truly good guns Their has been some limited interest in these guns lately I pay 100 to 150 dollars for them I own many . Gun dealers pay as little as they can for any thing . On the market depending who whants it and its condition it 50 to 150 dollars real dollars not Sears funny money .Dont let yoour old shotgun become a victim of a Sears antigun plot

depending on series 583 1 in good shpe about $150+ 583 20 $50 to $100 it really depends on the series and the condition no matter what they are one of the best bolt action shotguns ever made

563 14 is not a 12 gauge it is 16 gauge it was made in 1948 by high standard in good or better condition should bring between 50 and 125 bucks

Would have been made after WW2 through the 1960's. Value up to $250.

That is a model number, not a serial number. Try a Google search for 'HIGGINS AIR RIFLE' and look for another gun to pull parts off of.

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This is a Crosman model 400 made for Sears using the JC Higgins name.

You can try the link below to locate someone who repairs outdated Crosman rifles. When the Web page opens click on "Find a Service Center" it will guide you to a repair center. ( hopefully)

your gun was made in 1952 by High Standard Manufacturing. Sears owned a large peice of High Standard in those days and your gun is based on old H&R design

Any where from $50 to $125 depending on condition.

I have no idea how long ago you posted this, but; the shotgun in really good condition can go for up to 400 dollars. Not too long ago you could find them used and in good working condition, but some bluing gone and some scratches on the wood for 275 dollars. Dont know if that helps at all. If you have one or know of someone who wants to sell, let me know at bknorris@shc.edu. My gradfather had one for fifty years before it was stolen. I would like to get him another, though he is too old to hunt now.

I'd check with Numrich Gunparts at the link >>>>

Looks like yours, based on the serial number, may have been manufactured by Browning as the possibly the 304'th made in 1953. I don't think that Sears made a great deal of the 30-30 because the 30-06 was more popular in the model 53. My brother has the same model 30-30 as you with the serial number 28553, and we had been wondering if the last two numbers were idicative of manufacture date. I am still assuming that they are, until somebody shows me otherwise. The gun also has a side mounted scope so that he can use scope or sights. You can contact me at www.24hourcampfire.com as John99c. There is a good message board there with plenty of gun experts, many of which are collectors and gunsmiths. A Sears stock number beginning with 273, not Z73, indicates manufacture by Winchester. Both the Model 54 and #273.81 cross reference to Winchester 94. The Sears Model 53 is a Winchester 70, a bolt-action not even remotely similar to a Winchester 94 lever-action. I have no idea what the 28553 is. It may actually be a serial number, but there should be a 273.--- number on this rifle too.

It was made by Savage/Stevens, and would be worth at most $100.

i have a 583.75 which has a retractable sling and a 4x scope.

The 583.75 and 583.82 had the sling. Teh 583.3100 did not and I don't presently ave data about the 583.76

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

I,d say you could probably reach $200 for it but it would have to be the right person. More than likely you could get at least $125.