Need ID help on older Springfield .22 rifle

[Hammer]

Friend has an older .22 rifle he acquired years ago and knows nothing about it. Stock looks home made but who knows. Any help is appreciated.

 

[indiucky]

[video=youtube;rhu3oyEUwXA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhu3oyEUwXA[/video]

Made by Savage back in the 1930's...Stock is home made on his...Value is low but they are nice little rifles...

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

Could be worse (for a homemade stock)

 

[Hammer]

Great info guys. Thanks.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

My father in law had one of those, given to him by his grandpa back in the 40's. My son has it now, and as I recall, it has either the Stevens or Savage name on the barrel, but no serial number. And, the stock has no butt plate. Like Indiucky says, not a lot of value, but they are neat little rifles.

 

[halfmileharry]

Looks a lot like the old model 52. I think this one was from around 1914.

 

[Hammer]

My father in law had one of those, given to him by his grandpa back in the 40's. My son has it now, and as I recall, it has either the Stevens or Savage name on the barrel, but no serial number. And, the stock has no butt plate. Like Indiucky says, not a lot of value, but they are neat little rifles.

He said it has no serial number on it.

 

[indiucky]

He said it has no serial number on it.

Not a requirement until the GCA of 1968...Even Mossberg model 500's from the early to mid 60's have no serial numbers on them...