Springfield Firearms

The original finish that was used on the RIA M1903 was parkerized and not blued. The parkerized finish is much more?æappealing.?æ

I assume it is a 45/70 trapdoor carbine. go to: trapdoors.com and compare your gun to those being sold, and their price

1894 - 2,953 1 - 2953 1895 - 13,430 2954 - 16384 1896 - 16,262 16385 - 32647 1897 - 31,819 32648 - 64557 1898 - 41,588 64556 - 1161461899 - 103,778 116147 - 219925 1900 - 70,652 219926 - 290578 1901 - 54,739 290579 - 345318 1902 - 53,246 345319 - 3985651903 - 61,841 398566 - 460407 1904 - 17,354 460408 - 477762

All assembly, custom work and repairs are done in Geneseo, Illinois, USA.

Parts are made in various places across the world including, but not limited to, Brazil (most notably for some 1911-style firearms), Hungary and at various locations in the U.S. Actually the Springfield XD is made in Croatia, so no not all of them are made in the United States, Brazil, or Hungary.

Springfield 67H 12 GA is a 12 gauge, 3 inch chamber piston. There is no serial number stamped to 1967 models as Springfield only started stamping serial numbers to 1968 models and above. To find out its serial number, take the gun to a local gun shop.?æ

The Springfield series 67H was produced by Savage arms from 1958 to 1971.

The Springfield Model 67 H 12 Ga is a 12 gauge, 3 inch chamber piston. The H on the gun model, stands for handgun.?æ

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If it's marked Springfield and not Stevens, probably circa WWII or so (though they weren't used by troops in the war, that roughly coincides with when they were sold to sportsmen under the Springfield brand name).

You can call Springfield Armory yourself and that nice young lady that works the customer service desk will be more than happy to help you. Their customer service is one of the best of ANY businesses out there. Something that most businesses should emulate.

Are you in need of a firing pin or the complete bolt assembly? If you need any parts for this firearm, contact: Dean at Chippewa Trading Post 208-832-2275 He has a complete model 83 that he is going to part out.

Look in the yellow pages for gunsmiths.

Savage began producing the Springfield Model 67 in the 1950s. It was a pump action budget grade shotgun that ceased production in 1989.

i got mine for $50 at a yard sale but it's the most accurate rifle I've ever shot and I'm a Marine. i would pay around $200 to $250 for one in good firable condition.

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This would be very difficult as the Springfield Model 15 .22 caliber rifle is already an antique. Try the Burris 3 - 9 x 40 scope and hopefully there will be enough room for the holes to mount.

A gun repair shop can order this part.Of course, the owner of the gun in question would have to pass a back ground check.

Stevens model 82 by the J Stevens arms co. made between 1935-1939.

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You can get a bolt for a Springfield Model 52A by visiting specialty gun shops. Alternatively, there are several sites online that offer this particular type of bolt.

I just purchased a Wester Field 808c and it's Original MFGR was Savage and the Original Model # was 87J, the seller was the first owner and it was given to him when he was eight, is now 48, so I know for sure this rifle is at least 40yrs old. Like new I purchased this for only 75.00 I can not find a value for it as of yet. May also be possible that it was purchased through Montgomery Wards at the time. I'll check back with him to see if he can find the scope that he remembered being on it.

I sent a message to TruGlo about the XD TFO sights and this was their response: "They should duplicate the factory sights POA POI." That being the case, I assume it WILL NOT change the sight picture from the 6-oclock hold...

early 1900

Based in Taunton UK, genally Birmingham guns stamped with G Hinton. Was eventually taken over by Hellis.