J.STEVENS 22 CRACK OPEN
I HAVE AN OLD JOSHUA STEVENS .22 CRACK OPEN PISTOL AND DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT EXCEPT IT COULD BE ONE OF THE LAST GUNS HE MADE BEFORE TEAMING UP WITH SAVAGE.THE BARREL READS:J.STEVENS A.&T.CO. CHICOPEE FALLS.MASS.U.S.A.CAN ANYBODY ENLIGHTEN ME AS TO ITS WORTH?[This message has been edited by RIPPER (edited 02-16-2002).]
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Does this pistol sort of resemble a semi-auto like a Colt Woodsman or High Standard Supermatic? Or does it look more like an old dueling pistol from the flintlock/caplock days with the hammer on the rear instead of on the side? The first would be a Stevens No.10, and the second a No. 35. These are called "Tip Up Actions". Value would depend on condition. 0 -
IT LOOKS LIKE AN OLD DUELLING PISTOL BUT IS SINGLE SHOT RIM FIRE,WOOD 2 PIECE GRIPS AND A NUMBER UNDER SHELLEJECT DISPLAYING 46471 0 -
Well, then, it sounds like you've got a No.35. You still didn't give us a condition. The Blue Book values it at $350 in 100% original condition (unlikely) down to $165 in 60% of original condition. The gun was manufactured from 1907 to 1939 in .22 LR or .25 Rimfire cal. with 6,8,10, or 12 1/2 in barrels, blue with walnut grips. Your serial number puts it nearer the end of production rather than the beginning. 0
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