J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company/F.A. Loomis
I recently received a few guns from my father. These belonged to his father and a couple of them belonged to my great grand father.
Although I am not interested in selling any of the guns I would like to knoe the history and value of two of them.
The first is a 22 LR *Crack Shot* by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co.
Serial# J662. Condition is fair. It is a really neat little rifle even if it has no collector value.
The second is an old Shotgun. 12 ga by "F.A. Loomis" model IXL No. 9. I assume that is the company name, I have never heard of it. It is a double barrel, side by side Serial #34650. Its condition is poor, but nothing a lot of TLC cannot correct.
Thank you in advance for your time.
Although I am not interested in selling any of the guns I would like to knoe the history and value of two of them.
The first is a 22 LR *Crack Shot* by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co.
Serial# J662. Condition is fair. It is a really neat little rifle even if it has no collector value.
The second is an old Shotgun. 12 ga by "F.A. Loomis" model IXL No. 9. I assume that is the company name, I have never heard of it. It is a double barrel, side by side Serial #34650. Its condition is poor, but nothing a lot of TLC cannot correct.
Thank you in advance for your time.
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i don't know anything about the shotgun but the stevens crack-shot also known as stevens #16 was manufactured between 1900 and 1913 and was one of many boy's rifles offered by steven. value can be as low as $75 to as high as $350 depending on condition.
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Thank you for the response. The shotgun seems to be the most elusive one to find out about.
Can anybody help ?
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