When did the J Stevens 235 shotgun stop being made?

Maybe I can narrow down the date of birth a bit- the 235 was made from 1912-1915, ALL shotgun making stopped 1916, resumed 1920, and the model 235 ended production in 1932. The “Arms & Tool” name was not used after 1915, so you have somewhere between 1912-1915.

What is the serial number of a Stevens single shot shotgun?

MODEL 94, SINGLE SHOT, 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN, NO VISIBLE SERIAL NUMBER, C 1929, L 30″ *Stevens (1913) 20ga. Single Shot ShotgunThis *Stevens (1913) 20ga. Single Shot ShotgunThis is for an older model Stevens 20 gauge single shot shotgun with no model name serial #550. It is an early

Is the Stevens Arms Company still making guns?

By Suzanne Wiley Published on August 23, 2013 in Firearms. In 2014, legendary firearms company, J. Stevens and Company will celebrate 150 years of making high-quality firearms. Now, a subsidiary company of Savage Arms, the company still brands shotguns and rifles under the Stevens name.

When was the Stevens Model 520 shotgun made?

This article relies too much on references to primary sources. The Stevens Model 520 was a pump-action shotgun developed by John Browning and originally manufactured by the J Stevens Arms & Tool Company between 1909 and 1916.

When was the Stevens 235 barrel steel made?

The Stevens Model 235 was made in the period 1912-1932 with some 61,500 produced. There are no records to give an exact date. If your specimen is marked J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company, it was made circa 1912-1916… yours If marked J. Stevens Arms Company, it was made circa 1916-1932.

Where is j.stevens arms and Tool Company?

STEVENS ARMS CO., J. Location: Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. In 1864, this firm began doing business as J. Stevens & Company. In 1888, it was incorporated as J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company. It operated as such until 1920, when it was taken over by Savage Arms Company. It has operated as an independent division in this organization since.

What was the first shotgun made by Stevens Arms?

Starting in 1872, Stevens began producing single-barreled shotguns based on their tip-up rifles and pistols. The first was the Model 30 offered in 14 gauge but soon followed by 10, 12, 16, and 20 gauges.