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American Eagle 20E 22 cal Rifle

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  • Deerquiver
    wow this must be a really rare item
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Not enough information given to work with...A complete and total discription is needed....A couple of photos would be of great assisstance..........Best....
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  • Deerquiver
    ok the rifle says American Eagle 20 E 22 S,L,LR on the barrel no other #'s can be found here are some pictures afterrightside.jpg
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  • Deerquiver
    If the experts cant tell me nothing who can
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Deerquiver
    If the experts cant tell me nothing who can



    You got way to much tude, if you don't like it here go some place else for your info. Folks here try their best to help anybody they can. We don't need some wise AH stiring because we can't answer his question(s), to his satisfaction.
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  • Deerquiver
    quote:You got way to much tude, if you don't like it here go some place else for your info. Folks here try their best to help anybody they can. We don't need some wise AH stiring because we can't answer his question(s), to his satisfaction.

    there was no tude intended I just asked a question? example if the experts here don't know that maybe they would know someone to call or something to find out about this old/rare rifle I have even tried looking for it in gun books with no luck. sorry if I offended anyone I didn't mean any disrespect.
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Deerquiver
    quote:You got way to much tude, if you don't like it here go some place else for your info. Folks here try their best to help anybody they can. We don't need some wise AH stiring because we can't answer his question(s), to his satisfaction.

    there was no tude intended I just asked a question? example if the experts here don't know that maybe they would know someone to call or something to find out about this old/rare rifle I have even tried looking for it in gun books with no luck. sorry if I offended anyone I didn't mean any disrespect.



    Excuse my rant then. I thought you were mocking us. We try are best to help as much as we can. Many time rifles like yours can't be easily identified. They fall under the category of "Store Brand" or "Hardware Guns", i.e inexpensive guns made in small quantities for a specific retailer. Generally the best that you can do with these guns, is if someone knowledgeable can identify the original manufacturer.
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  • Deerquiver
    quote:Excuse my rant then. I thought you were mocking us. We try are best to help as much as we can. Many time rifles like yours can't be easily identified. They fall under the category of "Store Brand" or "Hardware Guns", i.e inexpensive guns made in small quantities for a specific retailer. Generally the best that you can do with these guns, is if someone knowledgeable can identify the original manufacturer.

    Your rant is excused it was partly my fault for not saying what I meant though I wish there were some numbers or something t go by on the gun but there is nothing except what I have posted before I bought two of them in a sale and neither one has a bolt so I'm mainly trying to find what parts may fit thanks for the info
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Deerquiver

    Your rant is excused it was partly my fault for not saying what I meant though I wish there were some numbers or something t go by on the gun but there is nothing except what I have posted before I bought two of them in a sale and neither one has a bolt so I'm mainly trying to find what parts may fit thanks for the info


    If there are no numbers on them it means that they were made prior to 1968. This is when the Gun Control Act of 1968 mandated that all firearms had to be serial numbered. Prior to this it was common for manufacturers not to serialize inexpensive rifles and shotguns.
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  • Deerquiver
    quote:If there are no numbers on them it means that they were made prior to 1968. This is when the Gun Control Act of 1968 mandated that all firearms had to be serial numbered. Prior to this it was common for manufacturers not to serialize inexpensive rifles and shotguns.

    Thanks rufe-snow for all your help I really appreciate it
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