First we have to determine which Springfield Meteor your rifle is. Springfield manufactured and sold several different rifles under the Meteor name. Additional description such as barrel length, action type and any additional markings is needed to help narrow it down.
The Meteor does not seem to have a serial number due to it's age or some other factor.
Do a web search for Nurmich Arms.
have you checked with MIDWAY.COM
I would first look at numrich gun parts.
They are available from Numrich thru their website (gunpartscorp) look under Savage- they own the Springfield brand.
This is probably a Stevens No 14, also known as the Little Scout. It is a single shot rolling block action manufactured from 1906 to 1910. With the Springfield name, it would have been "priced down" for a boy's first rifle. My catalog lists it from $125 in Poor condition and $300 in Excellent, but if it is truly like new, it could bring more IF you can connect with a Stevens collector who wants it. It would be incredibly helpful to know if your rifle has a rolling block action or a turn bolt action. It seems as though Springfield manufactured at least two types of .22 with the Meteor name on it and possibly more. My own Meteor has a turn bolt action and is essentially the same design as a Springfield model 15, although I haven't yet discovered an interchangable part. The Meteor was a budget bolt action single shot rifle. In nice conditiion it might bring $75. I have one that my Dad used to hunt rabbits in Kansas in the 1930s.
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Thru website for gunpartscorp. Look under Savage/Stevens/Springfield. They have them in stock for $12.75 plus shipping.
1928 to 1933 I have a Springfield arms model 50 Jr. and it needs a new bolt. Where could I find one? I also would like to know when this gun was made.
.22 bolt action rifle, obsolete. sales@countrygunsmith.net
One can find local rifle range in Springfield MO from the following sources: Andy Dalton Shooting Range, Lucky Gunner, Springfield Rod and Gun, to name a few.
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