Made from 1949-1957. The 142A is a bolt action, and is less common that the semi-auto version, the Model 152A. There is collector interest in the Mossberg 142A, and values are going up. Original peep sight is hard to find. Nice little rifle.
Anywhere from $100-250, depending on condition.
Made from 1949-1957. The 142A is a bolt action, and is less common that the semi-auto version, the Model 152A. There is collector interest in the Mossberg 142A, and values are going up. Original peep sight is hard to find. Nice little rifle.
The OF Mossberg model 142A, a .22 LR rifle, was manufactured in the early 1950s. Production began around 1951 and continued through the mid-1950s. This model is known for its bolt-action design and was popular for small game hunting and target shooting.
The Mossberg Model 142A, a bolt-action .22 caliber rifle, typically ranges in value from $150 to $300 in good condition, depending on factors like age, specific features, and overall condition. Collectibility and demand can also influence its price, so it’s advisable to check recent sales or consult a firearms appraiser for a more accurate valuation.
According to the "Blue Book of Gun Values" the Mossberg 142A was manufactured 1949 - 1957.
It was made by Mossberg around 1930 plus a few years. It was a low budget bolt action rifle Mossberg model 321 or 320 under the Western Auto name
You will have to call Mossberg
have a gunsmith check it out first. The 142A can shoot single shot and shoot them well everything from CB caps, gallery shot, short, long and long rifle cartridges. The governing factor for using the clip is whether you have the strip insert for the clip that keeps shorts from sliding too far forward as the action is worked.
Depends on the condition. IF it is complete with the peep sight, and the fold down forearm, there is a modest collectors interest- and in Very Good condition, may run $200 or so. Missing peep sight, etc, maybe $100 or so.
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Pre 1968
I cant tell you how to exactly age your mossberg shotgun, however i do know that the earlier model mossbergs do not have ported barrels. I know this does't exactly help out much, but mossberg does offer a porting and refinishing service for a LOW price!