Springfield Firearms

The Springfield model 940E single shot .410 break-over shotgun was produced primarily in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Its age would typically range from around 50 to 60 years, depending on the specific production year. The value of a Springfield 940E can vary based on its condition, but it generally ranges from $100 to $300. Factors like rarity and demand can influence this price.

I have one with no serial number that I got for Christmas in 1964

Colt made your 1911 in 1918. the springfield slide is incorrect but not unusual.

made by Colt for US Navy. your colt has a springfield slide which is not unusual.

rifle made 1942

The Model 52A was made until 1937, so production of the 52B should have followed that. Both J. Stevens and Springfield were owned by Savage- you might check with their customer service department.

One can find good movers in Springfield, MA by first finding the names of several movers. One can do this by checking the Yellow Pages or by looking online. Once found, one can check a site called Yelp to see if there are any positive comments on some moving companies in the area.

Springfield out of Westfield, Mass.

There are several sites that list moving companies in Springfield. "Movers" is one and they also have reviews from previous users of the companies listed.

To clean a 1862 Springfield musket you will need different cleaning items per different part if gun. A couple of cleaning solutions are hydrogen peroxide, hot soapy water, and shooters choice of rem oil.

That all depends on the original condition remaining on the rifle,the stock,and if the stock has the correct markings issued by the goverment and stamped on the wood.If you are just looking for a general price,then this will range from 375-1,000 dollars.

Your U.S Springfield model 1898 rifle which was one of the last ones made in the year 1902 will bring between 500-1,000 dollars depending on the overall condition of your rifle.You must have a rifle in overall good condition with a fair amount of original finish remaining,and a good bore to start getting the upper amount of money for your rifle.It should be all original a correct stock with correct stampings on it from the arsenal and not to dinged up over time along with the supporting finish on the metal and matching serial numbers on all parts to get the higher values.

Depending on which version (early flat sided stocks are higher) these run about $100. They seem to have been made from the late20s/ early 30's, up until about 1950. Dates are imprecise due to the tangled history of Savage/ Stevens/ Springfield.

If a person has never cleaned a firearm before, it is recommended that they seek a professional's advice. If this is not possible, there are many instructional videos on YouTube which can be followed in order to ensure the utmost safety and precautions are taken.

Your serial number indicates that your Krag rifle/carbine was made in the year 1899.The value cannot be determined without a more detailed description of the amount of original finish remaining on the wood and metal,the condition of the bore,if there are any correct cartouches located on the rifle stock etc. All these items have a bearing on your rifle/carbine,s value.

One can buy the M1 Garand rifle from 'CMP Sales'. Their website has pricing details for the rifle, details of where you can find a store to purchase and what are the requirements to be allowed to buy one.

The Savage/Stevens model 944 was made from 1936-1942.There were 1,500 made during this time span.The value would be hard to establish without a more detailed description of your shotguns overall condition.

There is no way of answering your question,unless you provide the maker of your rifle,the model number or name,what type of action(bolt action,lever action,semi-auto)of your rifle etc.If you include this with the serial number your question should be able to be answered.

made by Colt 1912 for US Navy. your Colt has a springfield slide, which is not unusual.

value depends on overall condition. estimate $1500 plus or minus

Your Springfield model 1873 rifle which was made in the year 1883 will generally bring between 650-1,000 dollars,depending on the overall condition of your rifle.This is assuming that it is still in a all military finish,and has a bore that is in good condition.

Yes,6ft is equal to 72 inches.

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made by Colt in 1918. not unusual to see springfield slide on a Colt frame

Your serial number indicates that your Springfield M-1 Garand rifle was made in the year 1943.

Single action

The action mechanism would be the hammer with flint.