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Where can you find a cartridge guide spring for savage arms Stevens model 87a 22cal?
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When was the Stevens savage 22cal model 987 made?
1981 to 1989. then it was discontinued.
What year was savage model 72 serial number D237971 made?
The savage/stevens model 72 crackshot .22cal rifle was made by savage during the years 1972-1989.
When was a Stevens Savage Arms 22 LR and SR model 15-B made and is it worth anything?
These .22cal rifles were made by savage/stevens from 1936-1945.The value runs from 50-100 dollars,depending on condition.
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When was model 89 savage arms rifle made?
If we are talking about a lever action single shot ,22cal rifle,with a 18in barrel,and Martini style action?These savage/stevens model 89 rifles were made in 1976.
What years was the Stevens Savage Arms Model 89 - 22 Long Rifle manufactured?
This lever action .22cal rifle was first made in the year 1976.I am not sure when it was discontinued.
How old is Savage 22 model 29?
The savage model 29 slide action .22cal rifle was made from 1929-1967.
What year was the savage model 63 made?
The Savage model 63 single shot .22cal rifle was produced from 1970-1972.
When was a Stevens Savage Arms 22 LR or SR model 15 A made and is it worth anything?
This model was made from 1936-1945,with a total production of 224,000.Most savage made .22cal rifles made during this time span will bring between 70-140 dollars depending on condition.
What is the value of a Savage model 3D 22cal?
Between $100 TO $175 depending on condition.
What is the year your Savage 22 SL and SR number on it is 44178?
If you are asking about the savage model 22?Then this .22cal rifle was made in 1922 only.
What is age and value of Stevens 26 22cal?
The no.26 was made by stevens between 1912-1945.There was 501,500 made during this time span.
