Riverside Arms

400 TO 500

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Nick Clegg

I have a Stevens, Savage Arms Corp Model 258b, 20 gauge bolt action shotgun with a three round mag. I know it was made prior to 1968 as it has no serial numbers anywhere. I was wondering what that would be worth?

yes i own one, ans am currently trying to find a diagram of the firing mech.

Get a copy of the current edition of "THE BLUE BOOK of GUN VALUES" by S. Fjestad, turn to the section on H&R Inc. Begin to read....there is much too much information to attempt to post it here.

Hi, I know a 1921 Thompson could cost near u$s17,000.- to 35,000.- due recent auctions and sales. Only 15,000 were built, most for export and only a few still survive. Famous Tommys are out of range, near 1,000,000 (Dillinger´s) and others.

Lacking any other informaiton; 50-450 USD

The only reference I have for Riverside Arms says that they were made by Stevens, J Arms (who are now owned by the Savage Arms Co.). Riverside Arms was probably a trade name for one of the large wholesellers operating during the early 1900's. The fact that the gun has a s/n implys that it was indeed made by a major manufactor (many of the low cost guns of that era did not), which reinforces the above reference.

try looking at savage or Stevens shotgun diagrams. I found a firing pin for a 16 gauge

riverside it was an old model 94 Stevens part

Riverside was a Montgomery Wards brand manufactured by Stevens and Savage. None of these guns retain very much value. Value in guns is derived at by two ways, rarity and quality. Neither of these apply with any Riverside gun. Your gun is probably from the 50's or 60's. Pick up a used Shooters Bible at a flea market and keep it as a reference book.

What is my 12 gauge dated oct 20 1915 from riverside arms in Chicopee mass. Worth. Number

48780.

12

What you have is a model 215 Riverside Double Barreled shotgun. There are only two models, the other one (315) has internal hammers.

I recently obtained a model 215 and needed a new barell. I found a site that lists Riverside parts, but cannot vouch for them as I have not ordered yet. However, this is the only place I've found; It's Numrich Gun Parts Corporation. The link below will take you to the parts list for the Riverside double barreled shotgun.

http://www.e-gunparts.com/products.asp?chrMasterModel=2680zDOUBLE%20BARREL&MC=

yes

The answer is you pretty much can't find parts for old, non-standard guns and, if you are determined to have the gun repaired, the parts will have to be made from scratch. You will need a talented gunsmith and a fist full of money. The best sources of parts are: Numerich gunpartscorp.com

Jack First jackfirstgun.com

Bob's Gun Shop gun-parts.com

although there are lots of guys who have their own hoard of parts. You can also check Shotgun News for parts and gunsmiths. Good luck

A Churchill shotgun marked with Kassner and Multi XII 12 gauge is worth what someone is willing to pay, BUT it is worth at least $450 cash and not a dime less. These guns were manufactured for skeet and clay. Darrell

The Charles Schwab Corporation was incorporated in 1974 as Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. The Charles Schwab Corporation was incorporated in 1974.

It was manufactured by J Stevens between 1920 and 1948. There should also be a model number on the right side - probably 5000, 5100, or 311. Value will be $150 to $250, depending on condition.

Riverside Arms was a name used by J, Stevens Arms and Tool Co (which became part of Savage Firearms) between 1915 and 1940. There are no public records for dates of manufacture.

80 years plus or minus...