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JD
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Posted 4 Months, 3 Weeks ago #1
I have J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. Model 1815 .22 rifle. It is a lever action, swing block single shot. When was it made and what is the value?
RJ
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Posted 3 Months, 2 Weeks ago #2
This posting has been viewed 197 times and no one has a reply!! Unbelievable. Does anyone know anything about J. Stevens model 1815 rifles?
DCE
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Posted 3 Months ago #3
From therir website!
STEVENS, J., ARMS COMPANY
J. Stevens Arms Company was founded in 1864 at Chicopee Falls, MA as J. Stevens & Co. In 1886 the name was changed to J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. In 1916, the plant became New England Westinghouse, and tooled up for Mosin-Nagant Rifles. In 1920, the plant was sold to the Savage Arms Corp. and manufactured guns were marked "J. Stevens Arms Co." This designation was dropped in the late 1940s, and only the name "Stevens" has been used up to 1990. Beginning in 1999, Savage Arms, Inc. began manufacturing/importing Stevens trademarked guns again, including rifles and shotguns.
Depending on the remaining Stevens factory data, a factory letter authenticating the configuration of a particular specimen may be obtained by contacting Mr. John Callahan (see Trademark Index for listings and address). The charge for this service is $20.00 per gun - please allow 6 weeks for an adequate response.
For more Stevens model information, please refer to the Serialization section in the back of this text.
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SO....Since J Stevens was not founded until 1864 I don't see how you can have one made in 1815. They had several made prior to and in 1915 and many after. Reproductions followed. The 1915 is valued at between $100-$300 depending on condition. I also found another site to get some of the replacement parts

Stevens Favorite Info & Exploded Views.mht
STEVENS "FAVORITE" RIFLES
STEVENS FAVORITE Model 1915


This gun will have 1915 stamped on the upper tang behind the hammer

Parts shown in RED bold letters are the parts that we currently make & have for sale.
All other numbers are for identification purposes only.

Part # Nomenclature
. Part # Nomenclature

#1C Breech Block . #20C Link
#2C Breech Bolt Screw . #21 link pin
#3 Butt Plate, Rubber . #22 Mainspring
#4 Butt Plate Screw . #23 Mainspring Plunger
#5 Dummy Screw . #24 Mainspring Plunger Seat
#6-9BC Extractor-Ejector Assembly, 22RF . #25C Mainspring Plunger Screw
#10C Firing Pin . #26 Mainspring Plunger Pin
#11 Firing Pin Pin . #27C Take-Down Screw
#12 Fore-end (complete) . #28 Trigger
#14 Frame . #29C Trigger Screw
#15C Hammer . #30BC Trigger Spring
#16C Hammer/Trigger Screw . #31BC Trigger Spring Screw
#17C Lever . #32 Front Sight, Gold Bead
#18 Lever Bushing . #33 Rear Sight, Sporting (complete)
#19C Lever Screw . #34 Rear Sight Step only
. . . #35BC Forearm Screw
. . . #36ABC Tang Screw (Upper & Lower)(2 needed)

For prices of parts that we do make for this model, click here for Link to Stevens Favorite parts

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