Need help ID'ng Shotgun

[benelli7979]

I have a shotgun that needs some work. Trouble is no marks anywhere on it that I can find. Hopefully someone here can identify it so I can get some parts ordered. Thanks for any help

 

[0.1 Aggregate]

You aren’t giving us much to go on. What gauge? What chamber length? What barrel length? What marks are on the barrel lug, under the forend? What parts do you need? Throw us a bone….






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[benelli7979]

My fault it’s 12 gauge 2 3/4. It was setup to spot shoot with and seems like it need a new firing pin as won’t go off all the time. Dented primer but small shallow dent. The barrel has been changed to a spot shoot style barrel that is heavy and a drop in choke style. No marks under the stock. The only mark I can find is this pic of 21

 

[Coyotefurharvester]

Butt pad looks H&R type.

 

[stacy]

THINK MAYBE A H/R ALSO DONT THINK IT ONE OF THE CANADIAN WINCHESTER LIKE THE MOD 1370 WHICH IS RARE

 

[benelli7979]

Don’t think H&R no exposed hammer

 

[Old Navy]

My fault it’s 12 gauge 2 3/4. It was setup to spot shoot with and seems like it need a new firing pin as won’t go off all the time. Dented primer but small shallow dent. The barrel has been changed to a spot shoot style barrel that is heavy and a drop in choke style. No marks under the stock. The only mark I can find is this pic of 21

I bet completely disassembling and cleaning would solve your. problem.

 

[pikespeakgoat]

Might give the folks a try over at shotgunworld.com

Lots of knowledge regarding all things scattergun related.

 

[300_whisper]

You have a full, not blurry pic of the gun? It looks like a J Steven’s Arms Company, Hammerless Single Shot Shotgun. The only things I’m basing it off of is the trigger guard and the 21 in the circle. They do a random number in a circle as some kind of proof mark or something.

 

[benelli7979]

Ty very much looks like 220 single shot savage as close as I can tell ty for pointing me in the right direction!

 

[BobT]

Your shotgun is a Savage 219 or 220.

 

[KMart]

I bet completely disassembling and cleaning would solve your. problem.

OP, if you take this route, which is a good one, change out the firing pin spring. Those old springs get weak from remaining in the cocked/compressed state for long periods of time. That can and will give you lite primer strikes. Numrich has them for about $7.

Could you also give us a picture of the muzzle showing the drop in choke style?

 

[Iowa Fox]

All we can do is guess.

First glance to me looks like an old Bridge.

 

[mike mccormick]

Savage 220