To find out who made Texas Ranger guns, you can start by researching historical records and archives related to the Texas Rangers. Additionally, consulting firearms collectors, experts, or specialized books on Texas Ranger history may provide insights into specific manufacturers. Online forums and websites dedicated to firearms history can also be valuable resources for identifying makers and their contributions to the Rangers.
Ranger was possibly made by Hunter Arms Company and sold by Sears from 1930-1950.
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You will have to find old MW catalogs to find out when it was offered. 50-200 or so
"Walker, Texas Ranger" is primarily known as a television series that aired from 1993 to 2001, featuring Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker. In addition to the TV show, there were two made-for-TV movies: "Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire" (2005) and "Walker, Texas Ranger: The Final Season" (2001). Therefore, while the series itself has no traditional movies, it does have two notable films associated with it.
J Stevens most likely
Stevens/ J. Stevens arms company
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Your sears shotgun was made by H&R.It is the H&R model 120.
Texas Ranger bicycles were manufactured by the American company, the Texas Ranger Bicycle Company, which produced these bicycles during the 1970s and 1980s. The bikes were designed for children and featured colorful designs and branding associated with the Texas Rangers, the state's law enforcement agency. These bicycles were known for their unique flair and were popular among young riders during that era.
The Texas Ranger shotgun, specifically the model made by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, was introduced in 1887. This shotgun was closely associated with the Texas Rangers, a law enforcement agency in Texas, and became symbolic of their legacy. Various models and iterations have since been produced, but the original design dates back to the late 19th century.
Ranger was a Sears Roebuck trademark. The guns were manufactured by several makers. If you have a model number, it may be in a cross-reference list. See http://www.e-gunparts.com/crossref.asp
Are you sure it doesn't say 'TEXAS RANGER'? We've seen single-shot shotguns marked with a 1929 date and the words 'TEXAS RANGER' stamped in the side of the receiver. These were early H&R shotguns made for Montgomery Wards made before World War II. sales@countrygunsmith.net Actually, the "Texas Ranger" was a name used on the Model 1929 12 guage single barrelled shotgun produced by J. Stevens for Montgomery Ward's, I am certain it was not produced by H&R for Ward's.