Firearms ID Request

[benos]

I have a friend who needs some firearms identified. (That's all I'd like to say about that.) Nothing is for sale, we just need manufacturer, model, and caliber, if possible. So I put those I couldn't ID up here, cause I'm out of the loop on the newer stuff.

Please refer to the 3 digit number above each gun in your reply. (As opposed to saying something like "The longslide is a blah blah blah.")

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Brian

616:

623:

662:

664:

666:

668:

674:

676:

680:

684:

690:

[Rob Boudrie]

623 and 684 are JP CTR-02 rifles in .223.

664 looks like a Sig P230SL, but it could be anothe rP230 model if the frame is Al alloy rathre than stainless

662 is a High Standard or a clone of one, not sure about the exact model.

[Adam B]

616 is an accuracy international rifle AI AW in the 2.0 configuration 308 winchester

680 is a savage

676 is a limited run grams tuned benelli m1 super 90 12 gauge

674 is a POF gas piston AR rifle 223 Remington

[benos]

I got this in a PM:

616-Accuracy International

623-JP CTR02 223

662-Browning Buckmark

664-Sig 230 .380

674-Patriot Ordnance Factory .223

676-Benelli M1 Super 90 12GA

680-Savage 110

684-AR15 - Possibly a JP .223 (photo too small)

690- A guess, Ruger Red Label in 20GA

[Scout454]

662 is a High Standard, not a Browning. My mistake.

[Rob Boudrie]

684-AR15 - Possibly a JP .223 (photo too small)

If it's not a JP, then someone has put a JP stock with the bar across the bottom of the gun.

If you look carefully, you will see subtle clues as to the identity of a JP rifle, most notably th emanufacturer and model number engraved on the lower receiver

[bgary]

616 is definitely in an AI *stock*, but I can't tell if it is an AI rifle or a Rem700 action in an AI stock. Note that the value of an AI rifle is probably several times the value of a re-stocked Rem-700, unless the Rem has been "blueprinted and built"

Bruce (and for-sure I can't tell what caliber it is)

[Carlos]

616 is definitely in an AI *stock*, but I can't tell if it is an AI rifle or a Rem700 action in an AI stock. Note that the value of an AI rifle is probably several times the value of a re-stocked Rem-700, unless the Rem has been "blueprinted and built"

Bruce (and for-sure I can't tell what caliber it is)

The real AI has a squared back portion of the bolt. Gun pictured above looks like a real AI and if so, its worth a lot more than a 700 in an AICS stock. Nice find! (and too rich for my blood).

[shred]

666 and 668 look like old-school custom single-stack comp guns from here, but BE oughta recognize something like that

[Dan Sierpina]

690 is a Browning 325, or 425. The 525 reciever has an angle to it.

662 is a Mitchell HiStandard, Citation.

Edited August 10, 2008 by Dan Sierpina

[benos]

You all have been a GREAT help - THANK YOU!

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