Ive got a few old rimfires from an oldtimer that he wants me to refinish for him and just wanted to get as much info on them as I could as a the two pumps are in bad shape and missing a couple parts. If anyone has any good parts rescourse places other than egunparts please do tell. Im not totall sure on any of these guns but here is the scoop.
The remington looks very old and i know the model 12 was manufactured from 1909 to 1936 if this in fact the model 12C i believe it to be. It will not lock forward as i guess some springs are worn out. Both the stock and forarm are badly cracked. How hard would it bed to find just the stock and forarm itself if i chose to replace them? This was "bill's" gun as he carved his name in the stock.
And a couple more pics...
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0932.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0933.jpg
The next is a savage bolt .22 also, missing the safety and is pretty rough overall. I have no clue as to what model this is, or really any thing else about the gun...
more pics...
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0929.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0930.jpg
And the last I have grown to like already. It is a Stevens "crack shot" the model number must be 16 as i checked out egunparts...did not have a viewable schematics pic of the internals though. The trigger is very light...maybe a worn out spring? Any word on a for sure model number on this and the others would be much appreciated.
I dont know whether i should even bother refinishing/salvaging the savage or remington as i dont know how scarce parts are for either. And for the remington i figure it would be more valuable unfinished and just being hung on someones wall in its current state. Whats the rundown on the worth of these, I would say remington $200, savage <$100, and the crackshot would have to be between $100 and 200.
The remington looks very old and i know the model 12 was manufactured from 1909 to 1936 if this in fact the model 12C i believe it to be. It will not lock forward as i guess some springs are worn out. Both the stock and forarm are badly cracked. How hard would it bed to find just the stock and forarm itself if i chose to replace them? This was "bill's" gun as he carved his name in the stock.
And a couple more pics...
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0932.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0933.jpg
The next is a savage bolt .22 also, missing the safety and is pretty rough overall. I have no clue as to what model this is, or really any thing else about the gun...
more pics...
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0929.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/dagum101/IMG_0930.jpg
And the last I have grown to like already. It is a Stevens "crack shot" the model number must be 16 as i checked out egunparts...did not have a viewable schematics pic of the internals though. The trigger is very light...maybe a worn out spring? Any word on a for sure model number on this and the others would be much appreciated.
I dont know whether i should even bother refinishing/salvaging the savage or remington as i dont know how scarce parts are for either. And for the remington i figure it would be more valuable unfinished and just being hung on someones wall in its current state. Whats the rundown on the worth of these, I would say remington $200, savage <$100, and the crackshot would have to be between $100 and 200.