Not specifically listed in my cross-reference, but I believe you have a bolt-action .30/30 which was made by Savage and is similar to their Model 340. These would sell in nice condition for $150-$250. www.countrygunsmith.net
The Montgomery Ward Western Field model 712 is a common bolt action rifle. It doesn't have an enormous value of about $200 to $350.
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A scope mount from a Savage 340 is unlikely to fit a Western Field 712 due to differences in design and mounting specifications. The Western Field 712, being a different model and brand, may require specific mounts tailored to its unique receiver shape and screw spacing. It's best to check compatibility with specific mount brands or consult a gunsmith for proper fitting.
Savage made it for Montgomery Ward. It's the same as the Savage 840.
It is tough without seeing it but my first guess would be that it was made by Savage Arms and is a Savage model 340.
75-275 or so
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To find parts for a Western Field Model 712, you can check online platforms such as GunBroker, eBay, or specialized gun parts websites like Numrich Gun Parts or Brownells. Additionally, visiting local gun shops or pawn shops may yield some parts or at least helpful leads. Lastly, consider joining online forums or social media groups dedicated to firearms, where members might have spare parts or can point you in the right direction.
The Western Field 712, chambered in .222 Remington, typically uses standard scope mounts designed for the Mossberg 800 series, as it is essentially a rebranded version of that rifle. Most commonly, Weaver or Picatinny-style bases can be used, but it's crucial to verify compatibility with your specific model. It's advisable to check with a gunsmith or refer to manufacturer specifications for exact mount options.
This firearm was maufactured by Savage as a model 840. Some parts such as the clip/ magazine were also apparently used in the savage model 340. I have ordered this magazine from numrich in n.y. for my 30-30 sb-712
100-300