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    Default Western Field model 50

    I have my eye on a Western Field Model 50 pump shotgun and would like any info on years made, and who would have made it. I found that this was for Montgomery Ward, and the serial number is 5 digits (if I remember correctly).
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    Ray

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    Default Re: Western Field model 50

    I believe the Western name was made by Ithaca and was a store brand.
    Walt

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    Default Re: Western Field model 50

    Several of the big gun companies made stuff for Western Auto/Western Field. My Western Field single shot 12 ga is actually a Savage SB-100B. I haven't seen a catalog lately but quite a few years ago, Numrich Arms (Gun Parts Corp.) had a, sort of, conversion chart in their catalog stating who made what for whom...that's how I found out what mine was.
    There are three kinds of people in this world....them what's good at math and them what ain't.

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    Default Re: Western Field model 50

    Quote Originally Posted by dinosaur View Post
    I have my eye on a Western Field Model 50 pump shotgun and would like any info on years made, and who would have made it. I found that this was for Montgomery Ward, and the serial number is 5 digits (if I remember correctly).
    Thanks
    Ray
    Many of these were made by Mossberg or Noble. I have a Western Field 12 pump, it was made by Noble. Noble shoguns are a bit on the low end.
    Parts can be a pain for the WesternField line because you need to figure out who made it and the exact model. If it's a Noble and selling for more than $75 I'd pass.
    Toujours prêt

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    Default Re: Western Field model 50

    Here's a crossover list from Numrich (E-gun parts). It seems a bit incomplete...it lists the W.F. model 50 as a Marlin Glenfield 60....a .22 rifle. Maybe it will help somebody, though.

    http://www.e-gunparts.com/crossref.asp
    There are three kinds of people in this world....them what's good at math and them what ain't.

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    Smile Re: Western Field model 50

    Ray, I also have 3 Western Field 12 guage 5 serial #s by Montgomery Wards, I am guessing about 1949-52, they were my grandpa's given to me by my father, and as of right now they are at the gun smith's being totally restored. I also am looking for all the info i can get to share with my 3 boy's that will recieve them. If you find out any more i would be greatfull, and if i do i will let you know. do you have picture capability?

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