Springfield Firearms

With the serial number that you have supplied,your Springfield model 1873 rifle(actually a model 1884) was made in the year 1888.

With the serial number that you have supplied,your Springfield M-1 Garand rifle was made in the year 1945.

With the serial number that you have supplied,your Springfield M-1 Garand rifle was made in the year 1944.

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With the serial number that you have provided,your M-1 Garand rifle was made by Springfield in the year 1942.

The Springfield Model 18 Series F .410 shotgun is a single-shot shotgun known for its simplicity and reliability. Its value can vary significantly based on factors like condition, age, and market demand, typically ranging from $150 to $400. Collectors and hunters appreciate it for its lightweight design and ease of use, especially for small game hunting. For an accurate appraisal, it's best to consult recent sales or a firearms expert familiar with the specific model.

Your trapdoor 45/70 was made in 1880.

Your 1911 model was made by Colt in 1919. Your slide probably reads 'springfield' and you think it is, but often slides on 1911's aew switched when being cleaned.

Value depends on overall condition. Ex. very good, good, fair, poor.

your rifle is a percussion rifle from the civil war in 58 caliber. value depends on overall condition.

estimate plus or minus $500

what model

A 50 year springfield .22 cal rifle would probably refer to a springfield that is at least 50 years old. It is impossible to say more about it without knowing a model and serial.

Your 1911 was made by Colt in 1919.

I would be hard pressed to assign a value to your Springfield trapdoor rifle with out having you describe the overall condition of the rifle in question.Please describe the amount of original finish remaining,the condition of the stock,and bore.I will also need to know if the stock has the correct cartouches stamped on it,and the amount of blueing left on the metal of your rifle.With this info I would be able to asses a correct value to your rifle.

Your springfield model 1884 trapdoor,which was made in the year 1892 will bring between 525-1,400 dollars depending on the overall condition of the rifle in question.It must have the correct cartouches on the stock,and a decent amount of original finish remaining to bring the higher dollar amount listed.The low amount reflects that your rifle has no original finish remaining,a badly worn stock and pitted barrel.

Best to ask a gunsmith for help.

With the serial number that you have supplied your 1898 Krag rifle was made by Springfield Amory in the year 1900.

On top just behind the trapdoor opening. 4 to 6 numbers probably.

To determine the manufacture date of a Winchester Savage .243 Model 99E with the serial number 1127294, you typically need to refer to the manufacturer's records or a dedicated database for vintage firearms. Winchester Model 99 rifles were produced in various years, and specific serial number ranges correspond to specific production years. For precise information, you may consider reaching out to Winchester or consulting a firearms expert or collector's guide.

If your M-1 Garand rifle was made by Springfield,then with the serial number you provided your rifle was made in the year 1943.

your trapdoor was made in 1881. there is seldom any history unless obtained from owners family who would know much about the gun and owner.

No. The Largo round is longer.

Your Rock Island made springfield model 1903 rifle will bring between 650-900 dollars,depending on the amount of original finish left on the rifle and stock.The original cartouches on the stock are important also.Your rifle which was made in 1919 has the updated heat treatment which began with serial number 285,507.Your rifle also has the updated nickel steel barrel which began at serial number 319,921.If your rifle is showing 60-70% of its original finish and has a good bore then you should expect in the neighborhood of 800-900 dollars,maybe be higher if the right bidder comes along.

If you are asking about a Eddystone made U.S.model of 1917 rifle?then there is not any problems associated with the early production of these rifles.As a matter of fact the U.S. military would only arm the doughboys of World War I that were heading overseas with either the Eddystone,or Remington made rifles.The Winchester made rifle were ordered kept state side during the war.this was because Winchester refused to commit to the uniformity of parts so that they could be used/exchanged between rifles for repair,as Remington and Eddystone did.

Made 1913 probably by Colt or Remington.

With the serial number that you have provided,your Springfield M-1 Garand rifle was made in the year 1945.

i have a springfield 1911 gov. it a 70 series and i can shoot hollow points all day long without any problems