Winchester Firearms

The value of the gun depends on looks and all is around $200 I can say that the model 1200 trench/riot shotgun was made during the Vietnam era.It should have a parkerized barrel,mag.tube.and bayonet adapter,with U.S. marked on the barrel.It has a aluminum receiver with a black or matte finish.U.S. is marked under serial number.This is a very rare shotgun because very few have been released to the public, due to continued use by the military forces of the U.S.

The serial Number is on the bottom of the rifle in front of the trigger assembly.I believe they will start with"B" and have 6 or 7 digits following it.

Depending on condition and age, 75-250 USD

Find a book that has sn data on your particular firearm.

at least $300

Somewhere between 1963 and 1980. Sears used the JC Higgins brand through 1962, and quit selling firearms in 1980. The 273 number is NOT a serial number, it is a Sears stock (catalogue) number. If there is no other serial number, would have been manufactured before 1968, when Federal law began to require serial numbers on rifles and shotguns.

A cartridge that is marked WRA 52 is a round of ammunition loaded for the US military (Winchester Repeating Arms, 1952) It is POSSIBLY a 30-06 rifle cartridge.

Value is based on make, model and condition. In the case of an older rifle, condition will drive value. You will need a hands on appraisal. Take you unloaded rifle to a gun show near you, check with the dealers and collectors there.

Yes, but ejector spring may need modification- slight change in slot for spring.

Made in1952. Value is driven by condition, but $700-$800 for good condition.

$600

The value of a benjamin sheridan 392pa 5.5mm 22cal air rifle is $185

In about 1973 the Browning Pump Shotgun (BPS) began production at the Miroku factory, and in 1976 production of the legendary John M. Browning-designed Auto-5 shotgun made the move from Belgium factories to Miroku, in Japan. The others followed as they were introduced

The Model 1400 (affectionately called the Mark I - my note) made its first appearance in 1964 using the Model 1200 slide action of a rotating, locking lug bolt and a gas valve system. In 1966, the Model 1400 was made available in with the new Winchester recoil reduction system.

Your Winchester ranger model 140 was made from 1967-1973.Winchester did not keep serial number records of this model of shotgun.

I think the only Winchester with a serial number that high would be a Model 94 manufactured in 1972.

Go to winchestercollector.org link this may help if it was a 200th anniversary rifle. This was made for the U.S. Marshals Service not the Association like you indicated. The 225th was made by AmericaRemebers for the Association and another tribute Wellington LTD Henry .45 edition anniversary verson.

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Depending on condition, ABOUT $200.

800

Depending heavily on the condition, anywhere from $175-$350.

Between 1967-1973, just as the model 141-145 was.

Unfired, in the box, about $900. If it has been shot, it is now a shooter, not a collector's gun, and would be worth less, depending on condition.

There are no serial number records for the Model 190, so it is not possible to determine an exact date of manufacture. That said, the Model 190 was introduced in 1964, and was discontinued in 1977. The high serial number on your rifle would lead me to believe that it was made within just a few years of the 1977 discontinuance. Good condition about $125.

I am very versed in Winchester firearms,and I have never heard of the ranger model 103-2 before.I you sure that your 22cal rifle is a Winchester.