The model 33 was made from 1932 to 1935. Early production runs did not include serial numbers (they weren't required on small rimfire rifles until 1967 or '68, I think). A total of 263,550 were made. They were offered with a few different rear sight configurations. Some were a special run of target rifles for the NRA (junior division), and a few were made smooth bore for .22 shot shells. You can contact Remington, they would know exactly when your rifle was made, but with that serial number, I'd guess it was late 1934 or early 1935. Twenty years ago you could pick up a decent, working model 33 for about $25 at a gun-show, but they are now becoming collectable...a mint 33 now goes for up to $300.
the gun was made in 1984 it is probably a third generation
The Revelation Model 105 .22 caliber rifle was manufactured from 1971 to 1988. It was made by Marlin and marketed by Western Auto.
It is difficult to explain, since money was quite different then. A purchase of $50 was a MAJOR purchase then- since the average man would have worked for much of a year to get the $50. A good rifle might be the only gun that a person would buy in his lifetime, and pass that rifle on to a son as a valuable inheritance. Many of the rifles were made- one at a time- by hand. Later as gun making became more mechanized, the cost of a rifle would decrease. Think of the cost of a rifle as being similar to the cost today of a good used car.
Rifle cartridges have been in existence for more than 400 years. The early European designs used paper as the cartridge holding the bullet and powder charge. Metal cartridges are much recent dating to only 150 years ago in rimfire configurations.
The most famous one is probably the Barrett M82/M107. However, rifles have been manufactured by several companies, both in the NATO standard 12.7x99 and the Soviet/Russian 12.7x108. Companies manufacturing such rifles include Barrett, MacMillan, Zastava, NORINCO, Accuracy International, and several others.
Your Remington model of 1917 rifle was made in November of 1918,with the serial number that you have provided.
With the serial number that you have provided,your Remington model of 1917 wa made in December of 1918.Your rifle was made at the end of production of these rifles for World War I.The last Remington serial number was 646,000.
This rifle was made in 1920.
Impossilbe to answer without a serial number.
With the serial number that you have supplied,your Remington model 1903 rifle was made in the year 1941.
With the serial number that you supplied,your Remington model 14 1/2 rifle was made in either 1914,or 1915.These rifles were made from 1914-1931 by Remington. Definitely 1914 smack dab in the middle of the range listed in Remington Records.
The C prefix to your serial number indicates that your remington model 700 was made in either 1982,or 2008.
You will have to contact Remington.
1919
It is not possible to know what year that the model 552 Remington with serial number 1860769 was made without knowing more about the rifle. The 2013 model of rifle will cost a person around $600 to $800.
With the serial number that you have provided,your Remington model 1903A3 was made in the year 1942.The first serial number assigned to this rifle was serial number 3,348,086,So as you can see yours was made early on in World War II.
1890-1933 - w/ serial can date (some of them).