STEVENS NO SERIAL #

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chrisbob

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I posted this in rifle country. I tried google, but to no avail. I have a J. Stevens springfield mod.#83. It has no serial #. The blue is good and there are no wear marks to show that it has been removed. I have never seen a gun past the late 1800's w/out one. It is a single shot 22, bolt action . The cocking mechanism is activated by pulling the rear of the bolt back. I appreciate any info.

P.S. it is not a crackshot.
 
Built from 1935 through 1939 as a "Stevens", then sold as a "Springfield" from 1939 up until 1942 (when Savage switched over to war production). These rifles never had serial numbers, because they weren't required on long arms until 1968.
 
thanx sdc

the guy I got it from said it was used to train soldiers ww2 and before. I don't know , but it is a good shot .


I would like to refinish the stock for looks if it doesn't hurt the value and replalace the trigger only for cosmetics, thogh
 
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