🔎 UNIDENTIFIED I have these gun parts I found and would like to know how old it is? They were found together in same hole.

[rustyrecoils]

I have these gun parts I found and would like to know how old it is? They were found together in same hole.

 

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[creskol]

they look very similar to those on my octagonal barrel 22cal

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Not much detail. I’d guess 1930 ish because the one screw showing appears not to have a slot but instead a Phillips or Allen head.

 

[pistol-pete]

the bolt cocking knob looks like a 1903 Springfield, however the rest doesn't look right.
Also the trigger and guard do not ring any bells, so to speak

 

[HuntinDog]

I don't think it a gun part.
Reminds me more of a window latch rods the teacher would use to open and close those high windows in the class room.

 

[Tony in SC]

I was thinking 22. That round thing in the breech does not line up with the screw looking thing.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

I have these gun parts I found and would like to know how old it is? They were found together in same hole.

Well, you have a "bolt-action" rifle bolt,
but the lower item might not be related,
altho it does look like a trigger mechanism

 

[nagant]

Anyone remember those Toy training rifles with wood stock, flat stamped trigger? Anyway the screw going thru the bolt is bubba bling.

 

[DanMcG]

Nagant I think has it.
Vintage Toy Wood Kadet Rifle Model 1903 Trainer Parris Mfg. Co. Tenn USA

Similar bolt same screw and trigger.

 

[nagant]

Sure looks right DanMcG! here is a link with some hisory about them. https://www.ima-usa.com/products/or...fle-by-parris-mfg-corp?variant=29444842160197

 

[creskol]

Nagant I think has it.
Vintage Toy Wood Kadet Rifle Model 1903 Trainer Parris Mfg. Co. Tenn USA

View attachment 2067590
Similar bolt same screw and trigger.

Great ID, Dan and Nagant! You guys nailed this one!

 

[rebelminer]

Good find but I have seen those toy rifles before also. I couldn't remember the name of them until I saw Dan's post.

 

[rustyrecoils]

Anyone remember those Toy training rifles with wood stock, flat stamped trigger? Anyway the screw going thru the bolt is bubba bling.

Thank you for helping me out!

 

[Retired Sarge]

Great tag teaming there on the ID by nagant and DanMcG.....One of the many reasons why the "What Is It?" forum is and remains so awesome.

Funny thing is, I was just looking at one of these just in the last week at an antique store.

 

[TxMike]

Nagant I think has it.
Vintage Toy Wood Kadet Rifle Model 1903 Trainer Parris Mfg. Co. Tenn USA

View attachment 2067590
Similar bolt same screw and trigger.

Yep, this is exactly what I was thinking. I am old enough to have had one. Considering the thin metal is still intact, though heavily rusted, I would put it somewhere around the late 60's to early 70's.