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Essex .22 rifle ???
Aztngundoc22
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Been cleaning up / orginizing a mobile home that we use for storage untill I can get some work done to maybe rent it out !
Found an old single shot .22 rifle " Essex " ? really kind of rough !
Cleaned it up a bit and put in the safe room ???
Anybody know anything bout these ????
Im guessing no real value ! Just courious !!!!
Thanks !!!!
Been cleaning up / orginizing a mobile home that we use for storage untill I can get some work done to maybe rent it out !
Found an old single shot .22 rifle " Essex " ? really kind of rough !
Cleaned it up a bit and put in the safe room ???
Anybody know anything bout these ????
Im guessing no real value ! Just courious !!!!
Thanks !!!!
The more people I meet : The more I like my Dog :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I Grew Old Too Fast (And Smart Too damn Slow !!!) !!! :?
I Grew Old Too Fast (And Smart Too damn Slow !!!) !!! :?
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Given this I agree with the previous poster. This is a "Store Brand" or "Hardware Gun".
"Hardware" or "Store Brand Guns". Were utility grade firearms, most likely made. In the 50 years between the 1880's and the 1930's. As the Hardware store owned the name. The would sell guns made by any manufacturer, who would meet their price point.
The Depression of the late 1920's. Gun control legislation of the 1930's, and World War II. Put a big, crimp in Store Brand and Hardware Guns.
Although they are still made to this day. You just can't walk into a local hardware store, put your money down on the counter. And walk out with a gun, no questions asked.
Just as I thought !
Thanks !!!
I Grew Old Too Fast (And Smart Too damn Slow !!!) !!! :?