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  • bambihunter
    Is this the one that can shoot short, longs, or long rifle in any order by chance?
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  • Joker
    Sounds like a Stevens Model 87 (87A) to me. I just acquired a really nice specimen, very probably made during the last years of production. A rugged, dependable rifle, although not yet a super-desirable collectors' gun. Worth taking it to a knowledgeable source for verification.
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  • He Dog
    I do not find a model 101.11 in the crossover lists, but there is a model 101.1 which was a Savage model 94, and there is a model 101.1120 which was Savage models 51 and 951. You might want to check a Standard Catalog or Blue Book to compare your Sears model to those.

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  • 22WRF
    It's Marlin 65 or 65A

    check with e parts

    http://www.e-gunparts.com

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  • ATF
    blacrrow,Is this your gun?
    If so it's a Stevens 87A Also known as a Savage or a Springfield 87A.

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  • ATF
    Well??? [?] [?] [?]

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  • blacarrow
    Thanks for all the help. Looks like it's a Mod. 87 Stevens. It has an aluminum alloy trigger guard. Probably more identifiable from a left hand view. The receiver has about eight verticle "slots" in it.
    I need a complete stock and a rear sight for a restoration project.
    Thanks again.

    Rob
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  • ATF
    Gun Parts in Hurley,NY (845-679-2417) should have everything you need.My guns have the slots you talk about.

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