Sears
Model 25
Similar/Identical Pattern Guns
The same basic assembly/disassembly steps for the Sears Model 25 also apply to the following guns:
High Standard A-102 Sport King
High Standard A-102 Sport King Carbine
High Standard A-102 Sport King Deluxe
| Data: | Sears Model 25 | |
| Origin: | United States | |
| Manufacturer: | High Standard Firearms | |
| Hamden, Connecticut | ||
| Cartridge: | 22 Short, Long, Long Rifle | |
| Magazine capacity: | 22 Short, 17 Long, 15 Long Rifle | |
| Overall length: | 43¾ inches | |
| Barrel length: | 22¼ inches | |
| Weight: | 55/8 pounds |
Made for Sears, Roebuck & Company by High Standard, this gun was also marketed by High Standard under their own name as the “Sport King” Model A-102. The sear/disconnector system has elements of the old Savage Model 6 and Stevens Model 87, with the bolt staying open between shots until the trigger is released. The gun was discontinued around 1976, but apparently a lot of them were sold, by both Sears and High Standard, because they are frequently seen.