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02-24-2003, 03:54 PM

Cricket67
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(2/18/02 10:51:34 am)
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I have just purchased a Noble Arms Pump Action 12 ga.. I am pretty happy with how it shoots, but have never heard of Noble Arms.

warpig883
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(2/18/02 11:17:58 am)
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Here ya go Cricket67

Noble Manufacturing Company
Previous manufacturer located in Haydenville,Ma. Circa 1950-1970.

Noble manufactured both semi auto, lever and slide action rifles in addition to both slide action and side by side shotguns. While most models were relatively inexpensive,good working utilitarian guns, there has been little collectibility to date and most rifles are seen in the $35 to $85 price range while the shotguns are priced in the $65 to $175 range.

Hope this helps.

We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans... -- Bill Clinton, US President (USA Today, 11 Mar 1993, page 2a)

MO JENKINS
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(2/18/02 1:29:45 pm)
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Had a Noble pump gun years ago, no longer in my collection. It didn't bear any "Noble" markings as it was made for "Smith & Wesson". 12 Ga., riot gun with "NATO" and then a bunch of numbers following that. It was a good, reliable gun, really wish I had kept it..... If I ever sell another GOOD gun, please hunt me down and SHOOT ME....believe me, I deserve it, MANY times over....
Your Buddy,
MO

NobleArms.US · 05-16-2011, 11:17 AM

Hello,

I am the owner of Noble Arms, (www.noblearms.us). we manifacture custom upper receivers for AR Style rifles.

There has been some confusion, as to who made the shotguns from the 1970's marked Noble.

After hearing this I was able to find out that they have not been around for 35+ years. Little is around on them, they were however great firearms.

Noblearms.us is not affiliated in anyway with shotgun company.

Noble Arms currently registered as a business is not affiliated and is unrelated to the Noble Firearms and is not related in any way to the Noble Shotguns of the 1970's, they are no longer in buisiness and have not been for 35+ years.

If I can be of any assistance please emai: info@noblearms.us or visit:

www.noblearms.us

02-24-2003, 03:54 PM	#1
warpig Adnanced Senior Member Posts: n/a	Noble Arms Cricket67 Member Posts: 2 (2/18/02 10:51:34 am) Reply \| Edit \| Del All Noble Arms -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have just purchased a Noble Arms Pump Action 12 ga.. I am pretty happy with how it shoots, but have never heard of Noble Arms. warpig883 TFF Staff Posts: 2480 (2/18/02 11:17:58 am) Reply \| Edit \| Del Re: Noble Arms -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here ya go Cricket67 Noble Manufacturing Company Previous manufacturer located in Haydenville,Ma. Circa 1950-1970. Noble manufactured both semi auto, lever and slide action rifles in addition to both slide action and side by side shotguns. While most models were relatively inexpensive,good working utilitarian guns, there has been little collectibility to date and most rifles are seen in the $35 to $85 price range while the shotguns are priced in the $65 to $175 range. Hope this helps. We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans... -- Bill Clinton, US President (USA Today, 11 Mar 1993, page 2a) MO JENKINS V.I.P. Member Posts: 126 (2/18/02 1:29:45 pm) Reply \| Edit \| Del Re: Noble Arms -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Had a Noble pump gun years ago, no longer in my collection. It didn't bear any "Noble" markings as it was made for "Smith & Wesson". 12 Ga., riot gun with "NATO" and then a bunch of numbers following that. It was a good, reliable gun, really wish I had kept it..... If I ever sell another GOOD gun, please hunt me down and SHOOT ME....believe me, I deserve it, MANY times over.... Your Buddy, MO -->

05-16-2011, 11:17 AM	#2
NobleArms.US Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 1	Re: Noble Arms Hello, I am the owner of Noble Arms, (www.noblearms.us). we manifacture custom upper receivers for AR Style rifles. There has been some confusion, as to who made the shotguns from the 1970's marked Noble. After hearing this I was able to find out that they have not been around for 35+ years. Little is around on them, they were however great firearms. Noblearms.us is not affiliated in anyway with shotgun company. Noble Arms currently registered as a business is not affiliated and is unrelated to the Noble Firearms and is not related in any way to the Noble Shotguns of the 1970's, they are no longer in buisiness and have not been for 35+ years. If I can be of any assistance please emai: info@noblearms.us or visit: www.noblearms.us Last edited by NobleArms.US; 05-16-2011 at 11:19 AM..