Who made what?
#1

I got a used Wards Westerner Field 16ga. pump shot gun for my 15th birthday. All Wards pump shot guns were not made by Mossberg either.
About 12 years ago I was talking to a friend a old gun smith about it. He gave me a couple sheets of paper that listed who made what shot gun . Some how I have managed to loose it. My brother just got a real nice J C Higgins shot gun and asked me if I knew who made it.
Any body have that list or know where I can find it. I just looked thru 3 pages of a google search with no luck.
Al
About 12 years ago I was talking to a friend a old gun smith about it. He gave me a couple sheets of paper that listed who made what shot gun . Some how I have managed to loose it. My brother just got a real nice J C Higgins shot gun and asked me if I knew who made it.
Any body have that list or know where I can find it. I just looked thru 3 pages of a google search with no luck.

#2
Nontypical Buck
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Get a recent copy of "The Blue Book of Gun Values". In the back there is a fairly extensive list of who made what for who. It also lists serial #'s/year for a lot of guns. A lot of good info back there...
#4

Ridge, are you talking Numerich? 'Cuz they have a cross reference table, and the web address is gunpartscorp.com
Which JC Higgins do you have? Not all of them were made by the same company. My first shotty was a JC model 20 12ga. Still take it out after dove and pheasants occasionally. Been long enough since I looked up who actually made it that I've now forgotten again, guess I gotta go look myself... Again...
Which JC Higgins do you have? Not all of them were made by the same company. My first shotty was a JC model 20 12ga. Still take it out after dove and pheasants occasionally. Been long enough since I looked up who actually made it that I've now forgotten again, guess I gotta go look myself... Again...
#7

I also used to have a Montgomery-Ward Hercules SxS 16ga.
One of the heirloom firearms in my safe is an Iver Johnson Champion, which is stamped "Eric's Gun and Cycle Works". I'm a bit of a cyclist myself (hate admitting that - since I only ride a bike for triathlon), it makes me chuckle every time I read that receiver because I can't imagine any of the local bike shops offering guns on their shelves!! Filled with a bunch of liberal, new age health nut cyclist - I can't imagine a gun rack would go over very well!!!
#8

If it were still the same we would have "great value" brand pump lol an the shells would be in those big cheap cereal bags lol
I love the 410 because it's got such a tight pattern.
It's a real squirrel slayer haha and it's a great feeling having one.
I actually carry that gun more than any of my other shotguns.
It started happening slowly at first. I have 12 16 and 20 but that .410 is my go to
I really want a 28 and a 10. Just for kicks.
I love the 410 because it's got such a tight pattern.
It's a real squirrel slayer haha and it's a great feeling having one.
I actually carry that gun more than any of my other shotguns.
It started happening slowly at first. I have 12 16 and 20 but that .410 is my go to
I really want a 28 and a 10. Just for kicks.
#9
#10

So are some products branded differently but still the same exact product?
I imagine that would happen a lot
Or would some Asian company manufacture that one thing for that one brand?
I could see how it would be cost effective, Because anything shipped from Asia under a certain weight costs pennies to ship to the us. Some kind of trade agreement or something.
I imagine that would happen a lot
Or would some Asian company manufacture that one thing for that one brand?
I could see how it would be cost effective, Because anything shipped from Asia under a certain weight costs pennies to ship to the us. Some kind of trade agreement or something.