Springfield Firearms

If your springfield model 1903 rifle is in all original condition with the proper stock marks and the stock itself in very good condition,and a good bore?Then the price range is going for between 750-1,000 dollars or maybe more.Your rifle was made by springfield in the year 1929.

Serial # N5102889 Made

It depends on the jurisdiction. The rules vary between states and between countries. In the UK, one of the more restrictive countries for firearms, the two should not be stored together and there are specific and hard rules about where and how firearms are stored.

It is important that you are aware of the local requirements for your area.

your springfield 1911 was made in 1914

Springfields are made in various countrys. Brazil, Hungary, Croatia, and the U.S. All springfield xds are made in Croatia. It would be nice if they were made in USA but sadly not many are today

from what i heard about 5-7 days. i just ordered one! i will update when i know for sure

I would start looking at numrich gun parts corp.then if you do not have any luck I would check at gunbroker.com,or guns america.

These fine old rifles are valued at between 650-1500 dollars depending on the remaining finish on the rifle.If you have a carbine version of the model 1873(22in.barrel and a half stock) these range in price from 2250-4250 for guns with 60% to 90%original finish remaining on the wood and metal.

I would start at numrich gun parts corp.They can be found on the web.

No published sn data.

If it is in good, fire-able condition, and if the barrel is not "shot out", you might get a few hundred dollars for it. They are especially in high demand in Europe among hunters.

The 84c- doesn't have a serial number because they were made before 1968 when the federal government started requiring that serial numbers be put on guns.

1911 model pistols , by all manufactures, used serial numbers to date the manufacture date

of their pistols. therefore, to obtain the date of any 1911 pistol you have to furnish a serial number.

Before we can answer your question,we would need to know what type of rifle your are talking about? Is it a M-1 garand, a 1903 springfield, or a 1903-A3 rifle?

Fair Condition but a good shooter, $300 dollars. Excellent Condition and in all original bluing $800 dollars.

Used both in World War I and II, in World War II it was also used as a Sniper Rifle.

your springfield 1911 was made in 1914

The springfield model m1A began production in 1991,with a serial number that low I believe it was made in 1991-1992.

have you checked with MIDWAY.COM

The springfield mark one 1903 you have was produced in 1919.The mark one was different from the standard 1903,due to the fact that it was altered for the pederson device.A slot was milled into the left side of the receiver to act as a ejection port for use of the semi-auto bolt insert.The value That I am giving is based on the rifle not having the device.850 dollars for a rifle with 60% original finish,up to 2,000 dollars for a pristine rifle with 90% original finish left.

the savage/stevens model 86 was produced from 1936-1943,there were 82,500 made during that time.

all firearms have to be shipped from one state to another via FFL dealer........

The current value,s of m-1 garands are 650 dollars and up. It all depends on condition and matching parts.

on the trapddor rifle, to the rear of the receiver, just before the wooden stock

If your shotgun is a auto-5 it is worth between 250-550 dollars depending on the amount and condition of the remaining finish left.

That gun was made in September of 1942.