The Mossberg caliber .22 S L LR refers to a type of firearm manufactured by Mossberg that is designed to chamber .22 caliber cartridges, specifically .22 Short (S), .22 Long (L), and .22 Long Rifle (LR). The serial number, typically found on the firearm, is used to identify and trace individual units for registration and record-keeping purposes. This designation indicates the versatility of the firearm in handling multiple .22 cartridge types.
The Mossberg model 342K is a .22 caliber rifle that was produced between 1960 and 1968. To determine its specific age, you would need to check the serial number, as it can provide more precise information about the year of manufacture. If you have the serial number, you can consult resources or databases related to Mossberg firearms for exact dating.
Western Field 48A was made for Montgomery Wards by Mossberg. The model 48A is a Mossberg 45B .22 caliber Long Rifle
The term "s-l-lr" on a Mossberg .22 rifle refers to the types of ammunition the firearm can chamber and fire: "S" stands for .22 Short, "L" for .22 Long, and "LR" for .22 Long Rifle. This designation indicates that the rifle is versatile and capable of using these three different .22 caliber cartridges. It allows for a broader range of ammunition options for various shooting applications. Always consult the user manual for specific guidelines on ammunition compatibility.
About $175.
The Mossberg model 340K was made from 1958-1980.
$50-$100, depending on condition. These, of course, are Marlin rifles, made with a harwood stock rather than walnut.
Mossberg Model 346K
Yes, it is possible.
10-150 USD or so
Your Levermatic may not have a serial number! Pre 1968 .22 rifles were not required to have a serial number, and are legal without one. There may be a date code on the left side of the barrel, near the chamber area. The date code will be two letters, a thru L for the months Jan-Dec., and F thru L for the years 1962-1968.
46M was made 1940-45
O.F. Mossberg, New Haven CT.