Noble 275E .22 Lever Action ???

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emmerth
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Noble 275E .22 Lever Action ???

Post by emmerth »

I have a Noble 275E .22 Lever Action, does anybody know anything about these guns?

I did the google and yahoo and could fine nothing. I could not even find on the auction sites any list or that had be sold.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

emmerth
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cutter
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Post by cutter »

Nobel Manufacturing Company, 1953-1971.

"...manufactured both semi-auto, lever, and slide action rifles, and slide action shotguns, in addition to importing Spanish SxS shotguns... most models were relatively inexpensive, good working, utilitarian guns, there has been little collectibility to date and most rifles are seen priced in the $45-$150 price range while the shotguns are priced in the $75-$300 range, depending on guage and features."


Taken from the Blue Book of Gun Values, 27th edition.

Personally, I think the prices are a tad conservative, if not vague. Heck, utilitarian is a dandy selling point, to me anyway!
Pete44ru
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Post by Pete44ru »

http://www.e-gunparts.com/productschem. ... l=0850z275

Noble Firearms, Haydenville, Massachusetts, 1946-1971, produced a line of utility grade shotguns & 22 RF rifles.
The .22's range from the basic, manually-cocked .22 bolt-action single shot to lever action (M-275) tubular magazine models.
The shotguns were mostly pump actions with a couple of semi's included.
All were functional, but not pretty, and sold reasonable well until quality control (or the lack of) got the better of them.
Any rifle, not having a clearly visable serial number, means the rifle was manufactured before 1968.

There's not much in print about Noble, because no one considers their products collectible - but most of their line is covered in the larger pricing guides, the Standard Catalog of Firearms, and Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values.
emmerth
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Post by emmerth »

Thanks for the info.

This gun looks very handy and should be fun to shoot.

I'll keep you posted.
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