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I found a Shotgun that I need info on. On the left hand side of the reciever it has "Springfield model 67h savage arms westfield mass usa". It also has a number that might be the serial no. it is "A467432". On the same side but on the barrel it has a spade, "17x" mark and a "v" mark. On the right hand side of the barrel it has "proof tested 12 gauge 3 inch chamber an "sp" in a circle another "v". On top of the barrel It has a "20x" mark.
any info on this fire arm will help me out alot I need to know if it would be worth fixing because it needs alot of work. also need to know were I can find a manual and parts for it.
any info on this fire arm will help me out alot I need to know if it would be worth fixing because it needs alot of work. also need to know were I can find a manual and parts for it.
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I have a Springfield rilfe but I don't know much more then that. Can anyone help me? 0 -
Your going to have to be more specific, Springfield Armory manufactured many different rifles for the US military, from 1795 to 1962.
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quote:Originally posted by Lancer
I have a Springfield rilfe but I don't know much more then that. Can anyone help me?
The rifle looks about a WW2 type. It's a 22 short, long or long rifle. It was made in Chicopee Falls, Mass. I think it's a model 15.0 -
Sounds like one of the many Savage/Stevens trade name rifles made under the "Springfield" name, and has no relation to the Springfield arsenal at all. These were nice little utilitarian guns that rarely bring more than $100 and are valued more as shooters than collectors.
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is this what you have? http://www.gunbroker.com/auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=23963748 springfield model 15? if not can you elaborate on any makings visable on the rifle???
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It appears you have a Savage/Stevens 22. Model 15 doesn't ring a bell. Is it a bolt action?Single shot or repeater?
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Thanks all! I've found out what it is. [:D] 0
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