My grandpappy passed on recently and this rifle was a belonging he left behind. I can’t find any distinguishing marks or serial and there are no papers to be found. Any help?
Identify old rifle
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It's a Marlin 55, or one of the many off brands built on the same design. I have one, and I would bet a majority of the folks on here have one crammed in a closet somewhere.
It's also a shotgun. Most likely 12 or 20 gauge.
Ye old bolt action boomstick, coming soon from Montgomery Ward.
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Looks like and old sportco - its an old Austrian company that no longer is around. Known for being on the cheaper end.
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It's a Marlin 55. Or Western Field 175. Or whatever the flavor of they day was at the time.
Its a FAMAS.
You fool that's a Heckler and Wesson Mark 1975 chambered in .257 Win Mag
What did he mean by this?
That's it's a bolt action shotgun chambered in 12 or 20 gauge most likely, but possibly 16 as well. It looks to beefy to be a .410
I think its a chey tac m2000 but im not sure what caliber, maybe 25mm?
Looks similar to an old bolt action shotgun dad bought at Monkey Wards in the late 60's - early 70's. It is still in good mechanical order but the stock is cracked :(
Update: dug some more and found another weird one. Pics incoming.
What holds the magazine I guess.
A single shot break barrel shotgun probably built by H&R or NEF.
'Magazine'? That's a single shot something with a break open. It either fires something like 9mm short or cal .410 shotty; I can't quite get the dimensions right.
The barrel. It’s so small I don’t think anything over .308 could fit in it.
They used to call these things garden guns, some places in the world. For killing gophers and such.
It's a .410
Looks like an old .410 single shot. A Savage / Stevens maybe? Any markings on it?
Now that you mention it, I missed it at first but it’s definitely a Stevens
After close inspection, the thing on the bottom is a trigger lock.