Sears

that rifle is actually a Winchester mod.131try numrich arms for parts. this was the first gun i ever owned.got it in 1976 or so. still have it.always will...good luck Dave retzlaff two rivers wi.

The Ted Williams name was used by Sears from 1961 to c. 1988. The 278 prefix on the Sears product number (it's not a serial number) seems to indicate a gun manufactured in Canada by Cooey, but I can't find an exact cross reference for this number. The best way to set a price on a retailer-branded gun is to go to Walmart or a sporting goods store and find the new price on a similar gun. Figure your used gun is worth from 1/2 to 3/4 as much, depending on condition.

Not highly valued at this time. About the same as a standard Winchester model 94 of the same age and condition, because that's what it is.

In 1980, Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced the formation of a corporate office and plans for major restructuring. This resulted in renaming the retail business the Sears Merchandise Group and the insurance business Allstate Insurance Group in early 1981. When Sears acquired the Dean Witter Reynolds Organization, Inc. and Coldwell Banker & Company later that year, it formed the Dean Witter Financial Services Group and the Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group. The following year, Sears formed a world trading company. It became Sears World Trade, whose activities were reduced and transferred to the Sears Merchandise Group in 1986.

Made for Sears by Savage. We carry 5 and 10rd magazines. www.countrygunsmith.net

Need to know the exact model. Typicall this will be marked on the left side of the barrel, in the format xxx.xxxx sales@countrygunsmith.net

These were heavily mass produced. They are not rare and not terribly high value.

There was one at an on-line auction but it was a 12ga. It went for $160. It was Aumann's auction or something like that.

I dont have that specific model number listed, but the 102 prefix generally denotes Savage/Stevens.

Go to http://www3.sears.com/ and enter the model number. On the next screen enter manual. Then you can get one for $16 + S&H (BOO!)

Manufactured by Harrington & Richardson for Sears, value typically around $100 or less. sales@countrygunsmith.net

It is a Winchester 101, made in Japan. Depending on condition, $600-$800.

I don't really know, but I recently bought the 102.25 16 ga in excellent condition from a private gun show seller for $200. I have an eye for old, rare, and know what works, and this one is an awesome example of all! It has an 18.25in barrel, light wear on the magazine, and near perfect wood. I heard from another site that these guns (#102.25 12 and 16 ga) are valued anywhere from $380 to $500 depending on condition, as they are considered Pre WWII rarities. E-

The 30-30 model 54 jc Higgins usually sells for $ 100.00 less than The comparable Winchester. Is this a rifle you are looking to sell?

Maybe, what is it selling for now a days?

You don't happen to have a manual do you? I inherited one of these from my Grandfather and was looking for info on the rifle but could find none. Reply to jthenry8@gmail.com

Savage

The 282 is the Winchester model 521 made for sears

Marlin

Wat is the value of 22 caliber sears and roebuck model 340530430 lever action rifle

The value of a given used firearms is determined primarily by its condition. As such, your question cannot be answered with any degree of accuracy. It is possible, though, to quide you in the right direction. The Sears M# 54 was nothing more than a Winchester M# 94 made to Sears specification. Although I don't remember ever seeing one I assume this means that it was made to meet a cost goal and as such I'm sure a lower grade of wood and finish is how they would accomplish this.

Any large book store carries firearms price guides, usually in the sporting book section, which can assist you in this regard. You would need to match-up your exact model & caliber with the the Winchester duplicate, determine the condition as indicated by that book and then subtract say 25% (a guess on my part) fron the value given because it does not have the Winchester name on it. You must also keep in mind that most of these price guides quote a price that you might expect to pay at a gun shop for that firearm.

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

Basically a Marlin Model 80. We have a large supply of parts for that model. sales@countrygunsmith.net

We have plenty of parts available for that model. sales@countrygunsmith.net

1950's. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Basically the Winchester Model 1200 as built for Sears. Value under $200, made in the 1960's-1970's. sales@countrygunsmith.net