Springfield Firearms

My information shows that only 3,500 of these rifles were made from 1935-1936.

your moms

the 1864 springfield rifle saw action during the civil war and is a 58 caliber percussion rifle. values vary based on overall condition. estimates could vary from $500 to $1000

Westfield, MA

The price varies depending on where you are purchasing it and what condition it is in. It could cost anywhere from a little over one hundred to $1500+.

Most Springfield trapdoor rifles are selling in the range of 650-1,200 dollars,depending on overall condition of the wood and metal,and a decent bore.

Your Springfield model 1903 which was produced in 1917,with the serial number you supplied is valued at between 500-900 dollars for a rifle that has been arsenal refinish(which most were) and having all matching marks and dates on the rifles parts,along with it being in the original condition that it was upon being issued.if there is loss of blueing,and or worn parkerizing and non matching dated barrel along with many parts then your rifle will bring what you can get for it.

The serial number that you provided indicates that your Springfield model 1903/1903-A-1 rifle was produced in 1934.The difference between the model 1903 and the 1903-A-1 models is the model 1903-A-1 model has a C pistol grip stock.these were made from 1930-1939.Your rifle which was made late in the history of the 1903 has a Nickel steel receiver(for added strength).Most of these models which you happen to have are priced from 600-1,000 dollars depending on overall original condition(matching number parts)original stock(proper cartouches)and a good bore(due to mercuric primers).

60-110 dollars.

If your 1915 made Springfield model 1903 rifle is all original and has not been modified or arsenal refinished,then it is worth between 1,850-3,000 dollars.If at some time it was refinished,or sporterized then the value would be between 350-800 dollars depending on overall condition matching numbers on the many parts,and a good bore.Most of the value in these rifles is for a example that is in its original military configuration.

600-1500 dollars depending on overall condition of your rifle.

your 1911 was made by Colt in 1918. you may have a springfield slide on your Colt frame. the switch may have occured during field cleaning when all weapons are taken apart and cleaned together. parts are mixed so slides from one gun maker may be put on the frame of another gun maker.

With the serial number that you provided,your Springfield M-1 Garand rifle was made in 1955.

your M1 garand was made in 1954

Your M1 garand was made in 1944.

The US model 1898 Krag Jorgenson rifle was chambered for the 30-40 krag cartridge.These are still loaded by remington arms company.

It made by Colt in 1913 for the US Navy.

Note: 1911 manufacturers use serial numbers, not the name on the slide.

The Gun Has some nikes in the wood and the gun may have some rust

Your 1898 krag-jorgensen rifle which was made in 1901,is valued at between 600-1,450 dollars for a gun with 60%-90% original finish remaining and a good bore.I would have it appraised by a good collector before considering any sale first.

It depends on the actual serial number

Springfield armory makes the M-1-A (M-14)style rifle.They can be reached at springfield amory 420 W Main st.Geneseo, Illinois,61254.Phone number is 309-944-5631.Or they are on the web at springfield-amory.com.

Fulton Armory also makes high quality M1A rifles.

Your M1 garand was made in 1942.

your 1911 was made by Colt in 1918. Only the serial number denotes the 1911 maker not the slide.

estimate $500-700 plus-minus depending on overall condition