Can anyone tell me what this is?

[TheFineLine]

Friend found this going through her dad's effects. Looking to identify.

 

[SDC]

Are there any marks or dates anywhere on the receiver or barrel?

 

[TheFineLine]

Says she doesn't see any.

 

[ligonierbill]

Can't say for sure, but the mag in particular looks like a Savage Model 23. Is the mag labeled "25-20 32-20"?.

 

[TheFineLine]

She says no markings on the mag either

 

[Jo6pak]

I am going to guess Glenfield model 25.

I have an old Marlin model 25 that has a very similar magazine and receiver. But the safety and bolt on my Marlin is different.
I have seen rifles very similar to the Marlins marked as Glenfields.

 

[Goatwhiskers]

Going by the target type rear sight and the warped plastic trigger guard, I'll say a Mossberg, can't say which model. A little bronze wool rubbed on the barrel should reveal the make and model. These photos posted on the rimfire website under Mossberg also should gain some info. GW

 

[Mike Irwin]

I think it's an early Marlin Glenfield 25.

Odd that it's not marked, though.

 

[Blindstitch]

I'm also voting Glenfield model 25.

That silver trigger kind of sticks out to me but it doesn't have a scope groove or safety.

 

[Powermwt]

I think it is one of the Marlin 80 series.

http://stevespages.com/ipb-marlin-80-81-36.html

These were made from the 1930s to the 1970s and had a lot of submodels.

I have a 80G which had no serial number.

Some earlier models had a peep without any scope grooves.

The rear of the striker and that magazine look the same as mine.

By the look of the trigger guard and the peep sight I would say a 80DL 1940 to 1965.

 

[Blindstitch]

After looking up pictures of the 80 I believe you're right.

 

[Mike Irwin]

Hum...

The Model 80 is a better fit.

It should still be marked somewhere, though.