Take note that the shape of the reciever of the catlog list reciever does NOT match you pictures. What I suggest is that you post this on the Employee Forums titled Identifying or Finding Firearms oe Part click on the Brand specific forum(IJ) and ask there.You can also refer our host to you pictures. The Forend Complete for the 410 is shown as Item #472060 and lists in Catalog #32 at $53.70 the buttstock is item #472100 and lists for $77.85 You do not ID the "bolts" you need so I can't cite anything on them Our host's paper catalog show an IPB and PL containing a notr saying that the gun was also sold as athe "Excel" and as the "Monitor" They list a single buttstock for the 410's and a couple of choices of forends list price of the aggragate would be over $100 IJ Special Trap Model 1927-1941(12 ga only)
IVER JOHNSON CHAMPION SHOTGUN SINGLE SHOT 12 GA SIDE SNAP FULL
The 410 was added in 1928 with q 28" full choked barrelĬhampion semi-Octagon barrel 1912-1927 The "unique" feature is the the first 5" from the chamer end on top is a semi-Octagon shape 12 and 16 gas listedĬhampion Jacketed breech 1912-1927 is a Model 36 with a heavily renforced breech It was the Model 36 with the new markingĬhampion Matted Rib Model 1912-1941 a raised rib version in 12-16 and 20 ga. In 1910 to 1935 the name EXCEL was marked on some versions. IJ Champion Model 39 1909-1918: a top lever opening model in 24 and 28 ga only 410 bore and in 24 and 28 ga was added in 1913 The 24 was dropped in 1928 and in 1941 all except the 12 ga were dropped(due to WWII war effort) It Officially became the Champion Single barrel Shotgun in 1913 Originally the gun was made in 12 ,16 and 20 ga ga.,but it was also made in a JUNIOR model in. IJModel 36 1909-1957 which is a canidate for your model. IJ Ejector Single Gun 1897-1907: A semi-hammerless ring trigger model IJ Champion side snap hammerless 1880-1900(12 ga only) IJ Side Snap Champion 1880-1900(12 Ga only) IVer Johnson Champion Top Snap 1880 -1900(12 ga only) Here is a list of the IJ SS break action shotguns and their production life as excerpted from Bill Goforths book: IVER JOHNSON Arms & Cycle Works Firearms 1871 to 1993 For almost the entire life of the company it had a version of the break action single shot shotgun in many gauges and calibers in its catalog. Iver Johnson was in buisness from 1871 to 1993. Hercules is a tradename used by the Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle works on shotguns made for resale by Montgomery Wards.
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