Western Field Firearms

Generally you would pay less than $50 at a gun show or parts house if you knew what you were looking for. You don't mention the manufacturer or model which, if it is a real oddball, may be more pricey.

Mossberg. It was sold through Montgomery wards. Its a Mossberg 500 with the western field name. All Mossberg parts interchange.

1967

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Your Western Field model 37 bolt action rifle was made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field) by Mossberg and sons.The Mossberg model 30 and your rifle are one and the same.The Mossberg model 30 single shot .22cal rifle was made from 1933-1935.

70-150 dollars for a firearm showing between 60-90 percent of its original finish.

Your Western field model sb80A was made by the Savage arms company.the Savage model 29-DI is the same firearm as yours.The Savage model 29 was made from 1929-1967.You will have to contact Savage directly and see if they can provide the exact year of production for your Montgomery Wards(western field) .22cal rifle.

Your western field MO59 was actually made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field) by the Stevens firearm Company.The Stevens model 87 and your firearm are one and the same.the Stevens model 87 semi-auto .22cal rifle was made from the year 1937 and discontinued in the early 1980,s.

The last model 36,which is the third model was made from 1946-1947.This model ranges in price from 125-225 dollars depending on condition.If you get the right buyer,you may get 300 dollars for it.

50-110 dollars,depending on condition.

The Montgomery Ward model number GIL-15458 root tiller was built by the company known as Garden Way, which was a manufacturer of gardening and outdoor equipment. Montgomery Ward, a retail company, sold various products under its brand, including this tiller. Garden Way had a reputation for producing reliable gardening tools during the time this tiller was made.

Mossberg, It's the same as a Mossberg 385K

The Western Field model 880 was made by Colt. It was the Colt Colteer semi-automatic .22 LR rifle.

Your Western field 22cal rifle was made for Montgomery Wards Co(Westernfield) by Mossberg and sons.The Mossberg model 346K and your rifle are one and the same.The Mossberg model 346K is worth between 55-125 dollars.These rifles were made from 1958-1968.

I am not sure about the correct answer but I can tell you this for certain. My friend and I bought our new in either 1961 or 1962 from Montgomery Wards.

western field is/was a mossberg company

== These guns were made by various gun companies and sold to Wards under the Western Field name. Generally these guns are not very collectable nor valuble regardless of condition. Condition will determine what the market will bring. Western Field guns are usually in the $100-$250 range.

Chances are that you have a Stevens model 94B,that was made for Montgomery wards by Stevens.these shotguns have been made from 1926-1945,in a total amount of 934,000.I hope this might help?

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I would look at Numrich gun parts corp first.They may be found on the web.

If your rifle is a bolt action with a tubular magazine, it was likely a Mossberg Model 45A, made for Montgomery Wards under their Westernfield label. That rifle was produced for a brief time- 1937-1938.

Your shotgun was made by Mossberg for the Montgomery Wards Company(Westernfield).The Mossberg model 500ab is the same shotgun as yours.

It is the same as a springfield 511 of Springfield, Savage & Stevens

I would look to Numrich gun parts corp.They may be found on the web.