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  • Ned Fall
    The J. C. Higgins Models 583 through the Model 583.23 are listed as bbeing the same as the High Standard Model 10. J.C. Higgins model numbers are actucally catalog numbers and designate who made the gun, the gauge, etc. So I suspect the parts are not interchangeable.
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  • 11b6r
    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=165309

    Pilgrim, you have a problem. See earlier post. Bolts are missing for a reason.
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  • 2jimmyj
    Thanks for the info.
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  • Knifecollector
    Sears
    583.15
    H&R
    121

    Sears
    583.16
    High Standard
    10

    Sears
    583.17
    High Standard
    ?

    Sears
    583.18
    H&R
    120

    Sears
    583.2
    H&R
    M120

    Sears
    583.20
    High Standard
    Flite King

    Sears
    583.2003
    High Standard
    M200

    Sears
    583.2003
    J.C. Higgins
    M20

    Sears
    583.2085-87
    High Standard
    20ga pump

    Sears
    583.21
    H&R
    M120
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  • Ned Fall
    I got my information from the cross reference list in the Blue Book. Where did you get yours?
    Thanks
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  • Knifecollector
    It came from the cross reference sheet from the Gunpartscorp web page.
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  • JohnStimson
    There are a number of errors in the Gun Parts Corp. cross reference relative to the High Standard made guns for Sears and Western Auto
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  • 2jimmyj
    This makes it fun. One site says High Standard Model 10 and one H&R Model 120. So which one?
    I know the gun has a recall on it, but I would like to get it complete.
    If anyone knows where I can get a 583.18 bolt, let me know.

    James
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  • Knifecollector
    Take a look at the pictures of this gun and see if it looks like yours. This one is a model 121 because its a 20 gauge. A 120 will be exactly the same only in a 16 gauge.

    sg7.jpg
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  • 2jimmyj
    Thanks for the pic. My gun is a little different. Different safety switch and mine has a screw that goes thru the stock about 1/2 way up the fore arm.
    Must be a high standard then.
    That helps me a lot.

    James
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