Who can identify these parts?
Hey guys, I'm looking to tap into the expertise here. These parts came in a box with misc. firearm parts. The other parts were an eclectic mix with parts from pistols and rifles dating from the 1870s through about the 1950s.
If you can identify what these three parts are, I'd really appreciate it.
I'll say "Thanks!" now to all who give input -- so I avoid taking up a "reply" by posting a thank-you note later.
If you can identify what these three parts are, I'd really appreciate it.
I'll say "Thanks!" now to all who give input -- so I avoid taking up a "reply" by posting a thank-you note later.
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First two are forearm iron for a single barrel shotgun, most likely a Stevens made gun. The third part looks like a safety lever for a Mauser rifle. 0 -
Ned nails it. The safety looks to be for a 1889-1891 mauser. 0 -
Fore end Iron for Stevens Fox model B
Last one is a 1898 Krag Cut off Assembly (tip broken off).0 -
quote:Originally posted by hoosier
Fore end Iron for Stevens Fox model B
Last one is a 1898 Krag Cut off Assembly (tip broken off).
+1 on the Savage/Fox parts. The fore end iron is impossible to find.0 -
Thanks for the information! I've listed the forearm parts in the auction section: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=300287314 (Gunbroker's system seems to be having problems displaying pictures right now.)
If someone buys them and finds they actually don't fit; I'll send him here to complain! [;)]
Do you guys have any opinion if there's any value to the 1898 Krag Cut off Assembly if its tip is broken? Could it be repairable to the right person and might be worth listing in the auction? (It still has a small spring in the hole in its shaft, but that's probably a fairly standardized item.)0
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