What is it? What should I do with it?

[Dutchninja]

Neighbor brought this over, asked if anything could be done with it? No markings on it whatsoever. knock off model 61? trigger is missing a few parts, there is a section of pitting in the bore about 2 inches from the muzzle, there is a decent amount of rust, stocks are cracked. it is in 22LR. Any thoughts? sorry for the awful pictures.

[thegatman]

Looks like an old gallery gun from the carnival.

[Dutchninja]

whoever had it painted camo all over it, which in some spots helped protect it. source for parts? Numrich?

[Jackpine]

Hard to tell for sure from the angle of your pics, but I believe it is a Reminton Model 12.

Jackpine

[cliff55]

Savage 29

[pietro]

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It looks like a great Winter restoration project, to me..........

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[Jackpine]

I think cliff55 is correct. I missed, what I think, is the pin in front of the ejection port. Also, is the stock have a radiased on the front of the pistol grip, where it attaches to the receiver? Clean off the paint on the left side of the receiver. If it is a Savage, it will probably have Savage rollmarked there. A Remington is usually marked on the top of the barrel, between the receiver and the front sight.

In the condition it is in, I doubt that it is going to have a relatively low value, but depending on what it needs for parts, it would be a fun plinker. I agree that Numrich is the place to start. I think the Savage parts are going to be harder to find, but the internet is a great tool.

Jackpine

[Dutchninja]

I think cliff55 is right from what i see off of Google images. Now to find parts........

[ajjohns]

Looks like my Dad's Savage 29. Just not that color lol.

[Dutchninja]

I put it in an electrolysis bath tonight, all of the rust and paint came off like rib meat falling of a bone.......will post a picture later. Turns out it is a Sears Robuck Ranger 102-35. Which is the knock off savage 29 for sears. still have to find parts, but i think the cost to fix would be more than a used one in decent shape would cost.