Happened to recognize that as a Sears model number. Your gun was made for Sears in the early 1960s. It is a Springfield (by Savage) model 947. It probably has no serial number, as they were not required on shotguns prior to 1968.
We need to know a Model 31 WHAT? If you are referring to a firearm, the serial number is NOT a sticker on the stock.
sorry- no public serial number records.
I would need to know the model of your Browning firearm,and the overall condition of it to establish a value that you seek.
Remington never made a model 84 anything, unless that's a typewriter or firetruck or something other then a firearm.
No sn data in the public domain.
Colt never made a model using that model number.
No published sn data.
your Winchester model 1894 was made in 1952.
We need to know a Model 31 WHAT? If you are referring to a firearm, the serial number is NOT a sticker on the stock.
Don't post your firearm's serial number!
As old as it is. That's about the best we can do without knowing a make and model. Serial numbers are not unique to one firearm.
If you contact the manufacturer and give them the serial number and model they will be able to tell you.
Have the model and serial number of your firearm handy, and call Ruger @ 603-865-2442, and they will reply (usually within a week) with the month and year your firearm was manufactured.
sorry- no public serial number records.
That firearm was apparently made in 1925.
Impossible to attempt to answer with no information on make/ model. A serial number is NOT unique to only one firearm in the world.
I would need to know the model of savage rifle,or shotgun you are asking about to be of any assistance to you.The number that you supplied is the serial number to your savage firearm.