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·I have a friend who wants to know the value of his rifle. It is a J.C. Higgins model 50 (30.06). He said it was made in the 40s and sold by Sears/Roebuck. Thanks
J. C. Higgins model 50
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·The Blue Book shows a J.C.Higgins Model 52 (A Sako L46) but no Model 50. It also Shows a Sears Model 53 (Winchester M70) but no Model 50.
Where's Marland when you need him?
#$%$%#[email protected]$$% forgot to log in again, and I ain't gonna re-enter it all.
wwb
Where's Marland when you need him?
#$%$%#[email protected]$$% forgot to log in again, and I ain't gonna re-enter it all.
wwb
HAHAHAHA WWB 
I'm betting your rifle was made by FN in Belgium. It's based on the 98 Mauser, only difference between it and other commercial Mausers would be it doesn't have the loading notch in the left receiver wall.
Would the numbers after the Model 50 be 583.96? Would it look like this? http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976444448.htm
I'm betting your rifle was made by FN in Belgium. It's based on the 98 Mauser, only difference between it and other commercial Mausers would be it doesn't have the loading notch in the left receiver wall.
Would the numbers after the Model 50 be 583.96? Would it look like this? http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976444448.htm
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