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Would need proof marks etc from barrel to see who actually made it. Unless its an old old one (they're all old) it could be a Spanish made import.

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Thanks retiredbosn, imported sounds expensive.  All I know is that Sears use to sell this shot gun in their catalog.

 

Jay-

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Not necessarily, if I could see the proof marks I could tell ya for sure. Most older slug barrels are just an improved with rifle sights. I used to be into shotguns big time, I still get calls about old doubles, who made them, value, etc. Could bore ya for hours on forcing cones, overboring, length of choke, etc. Probably already have :)

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That all sounds very interesting. Not boring at all. I will get the pic on here when I can. I will get a pic of another one off the net I can post that one tomorrow. I love shot guns but can only afford that j.c.higgins for now.

J

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i don't think that higgins made a rifled barrel back then, thats if your talking over 20 plus years.

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Yeah I think I am talking about over 50 years ago.  Its a well made 12 guage that is still fully functional but a rifled barrel would sure make it that much nicer.

  • Super User
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JC HIggins was a Sears Store Brand that was actually made by other companies. Somewhat like Diehard batteries are made by one of the major battery mfg like Johnson Controls.

 

I used to have a Sears JC HIggins Ted Williams lever action 30-30 that was made by Winchester. I think I purchased that in the 1960's. The only difference between that and the Winchester brand model 94 was the JC Higgins was drilled and tapped for a side mount scope and it was less expensive than the Winchester.

 

The shotguns were made by High Standard Arms.

  • Super User
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Ok chances are there is an aftermarket barrel for the gun. Without seeing it I can't tell who made it, Mossberg, Winchester or who.

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