Springfield Firearms

If the head of the screw is stripped out, you can purchase a damaged screw remover at a hardware store. If it is the actual wood in the screw hold in the stock that is stripped I would suggest drilling it out to a suitable diameter. Then take a dowel rod and cut a plug, Make sure it fits snuggly. Wood Glue it and clamp it in then after it sets overnight drill and tap it out and you should be good to go, don't over tighten it to avoid stripping it out again.

they dont make any larger clips

One site was selling one in "good condition"for $139.

auctionarms.com sold one recently for 63 dollars.

Ypu might try Numrich gum parts. They have the largest inventory around..Try gunpartscorp.com. Maybe they can help.

Produced by Iver Johnson for Sears. Value up to $125.

I believe you may have too many 3's in there. Yes, it was made in Belgium and value can get over $1000.

model 94B Stevens plastic stock was mfg in 1950. Stevens uded letter code starting with A in 1949 until P in 1969.

it was a child's first gun. one in excellent condition is probably woth $100.00

The only information that I can give you is I bought one new in 1963 and paid $60.00 for it. I have shot thousands and thousands of rounds through it and it has performed flawlesley.

Ithaca X-15's were mfg from 1964-1967. They were the predcessor of the X-5 mfg from 1958-1964.

Unfortunately the ATF has all the records (i.e. serial numbers) for several of the older Ithaca models and specific year ID is next to impossible or to determine how many were mfg.

In VG to EX condition they are currently worth $180 - $250 if you have the original factory clip. It will have "Ithaca" stamped on the bottom.

That is the date a patent covering some feature of the gun was issued, not the date it was manufactured. This date may be found on several shotguns made by J Stevens Arms and Tool Company and its later operations as J Stevens Arms, Stevens/Savage, and Savage, so about all we can say about its age is that it was made sometime between 1900 and 1991. Almost any Stevens single shot made after 1900 is worth between $25 rusted or busted and $100 like new.

I dont know age, but worth about $65

THIS IS REALLY NOT AN ANSWER BUT ANOTHER QUESTION. MY HUSBANDS FAMILY HAS PASSED THIS STEVENS MODEL 66-B RIFLE DOWN 3 GENERATIONS AND WE ARE LOOKING FOR PROBABLY THE SAME ANSWERS? I DO KNOW THAT THEY HAD PURCHASED THE RIFLE AT THE LOCAL WOOLSWORTH DEPARTMENT STORE IN CALIPATRIA, CAIFORNIA IN THE 1930 - 1940'S. I'M GOING TO USE THAT DIRECTION NEXT AND IF I FIND SOMETHING I'LL RETURN. WISH ME LUCK. R BUTLER - EL CENTRO, CA

page-lewis made made the the rifle from 1923-1926 when Page died and they sold it to j Stevens arm co. value unknown that exact rifle was just sold on auctionarms.com for $135.00. it was reblued and the stock was refinished. i don't know if this helped or hurt the value.

I don't know the value but my grandfather was born in 1888 & left one for my dad. He said his best friend gave it to him when his son shot himselft with it. I'm guessing early 1900's. The value in mine is purely sentimental.

Start here, it may help. http://www.e-gunparts.com/productschem.asp?chrMasterModel=089Zz944

I too would like some information regarding a 20 gauge J. Stevens Arms Company 'Springfield' double barrel shotgun, the only other markings are 5000 on the right side plate and a circled 22 near the trigger guard.

LAKESIDE was a known trademark of the Montgomery Ward Co and used on guns produced for them by HD Folsom/Crescent Firearms from 1895-1930. Value will be up to $250.

According to other internet sources, the J Stevens company made the Model 82 from 1935 to 1939 only. My sample is amazingly accurate with Eley Match .22 long rifle ammunition. It only weighs 4-1/2 lbs and just feels right in the hands. - CW

If there is a serial number, it was made after 1969

$40-$600

$40-$60

You'll only find the date of sale if you have the original cash register receipt. Springfield shotguns were manufactured by the Stevens division of Savage Arms from 1920 to 1948.

Springfield Arms shotguns were manufactured by the Stevens division of Savage Arms from 1920 to 1948.

The Stevens/springfield 66B rifles were made from 1935-1948.The slightly
better grade 066 was produced at the same time,being diferentiated by a peep/aperture sight on the receiver and a hooded front sight.This rifle should not be confused with its numerical predesessor the Stevens No.66
which was made from 1931-1935. The older rifle used,if pictorial evidence is factual, a different bolt,also ,the older No.66 had finger grooves on the forearm and the newer 66B and 066 had a black forearm tip painted on which is usually quite faded and worn,This black tip was on a number of other Stevens/Springfield models and "house"brands made by them such as Sears "Ranger" and others.The lack of Serial No.'s makes it hard to date any closer but a knowledgeable collector may know of ways to tell.

The Winchester Model 1906 is a pump-action rifle introduced in 1906, designed for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle cartridges. It was aimed at the youth and small game market, featuring a lightweight design and a smooth action, making it popular among novice shooters. The Model 1906 was produced until 1932, with over 500,000 units made, and is recognized for its reliability and ease of use. Its classic design and historical significance make it a sought-after collector's item today.