You will have to take it to a gunsmith for a chamber cast
National Firearms Company was a name used by at least 3 different companies. Your .22 was probably made when Marlin was using that name. Value will depend on condition, but is typically in the $75-$125 range.
The Sears Model 42DL .22 caliber rifle was manufactured by Marlin Firearms, their Model 80. Check with Marlin for parts availability.
Most manufacturers of firearms keep detailed records of various models and their respective manufacture date. Check out the Colt firearms website as a starter
The Sears Model 43 103 2850 .22 caliber bolt action rifle was manufactured by the well-known firearms company, Savage Arms. Sears marketed this rifle under its own brand, but the design and production were carried out by Savage. This model is part of a series of firearms sold through Sears during the mid-20th century.
It was manufactured in 1901. The people at the Cody FIrearms Museum can tell you what caliber it was when it was made (and it should still be the same if it has not been rechambered) if you send them the serial number and $50. Or you could read what is stamped on the side of the barrel.
Daisy did briefly manufacture .22 caliber firearms. They also manufactured a rifle that used caseless .22 cartridges until the BATFE ruled that they WERE a true firearm.
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It is an 8 shot .22 caliber rifle manufactured by marlin firearms company it has a blued barrel and a mossyoak camo stock hence the c in 925c, a plain 925 has a walnut stock
If you're talking about firearms, caliber refers to the diameter of the bullet or the bore size of of the gun.
yes they did
there are dozens of calibers from .17 to .70
The Ted Williams Model 34 .22 caliber auto-loading rifle was manufactured by High Standard. Identification numbers include 583.3400; 583.3401; 583.3402; and 583.3403. There may be additional ID's, but these are the ones I have found. D. Phillpott