NEWTON ARMS CO.

.256 Newton, .30 Newton, .33 Newton, .35 Newton, and .40 Newton cal., three Grades (A, B and C) of Mauser and Sauer rifles converted to Adolph and Newton calibers, total production is unknown. Two Models (A & B) of Mauser rifles and one Model (C) full stocked carbine converted to .256 Newton comprising the only shipment of 24 rifles from Germany in 1914. Mauser rifles are of the Type B style with various patterns and features 24 in. barrels, checkered pistol grip, double set or single triggers, hunting or military rear sights and sling swivels. One Model (D) of a sporting Haenel rifle converted to .256 Newton with Marlin made barrels.

.256 Newton cal., Marlin made, square cut rifled barrels, marked "o-o-o" before and after the barrel address and Newton style stock were assembled on a Springfield action by Newton or sold separately to be assembled by the owner of the action, customer supplied the sights.

.22 Newton (10-14 rifles), .256 Newton, .30-06, .30 Newton, .35 Newton, and .40 Newton (4 rifles) calibers, standard features are Mauser style action, 24 in. round barrel, pistol grip, checkered stock, steel buttplate and grip cap, double set triggers that both face forward, rear and front sights on barrel bands, all rifles are takedowns by unscrewing floorplate, options included bolt peep sight, Lyman 48 long tang sight, cheekpiece, serrated buttplate, long barrels, recoil pad, sling swivels and slings, barrels marked "Newton Arms Co. Inc. o-o Buffalo, N.Y. o-o." Total production about 4,000 rifles.

.256 Newton cal., Mauser barreled action assembled into a sporting rifle by Sauer, checkered pistol grip, spoon bolt handle, double set triggers facing each other, three leaf rear sight and Schnabel forend, barrels converted to .256 Newton after they arrived in the U.S. A. Barrel markings vary, Chas. Newton Rifle Corporation, Krupp Steel or Rustless Steel. Made in Germany, 100 rifles imported.

.256 Newton, .30 Newton, .35 Newton, and .30-06 cal., standard features are Mauser style action, 24 in. round barrel, pistol grip checkered stock, steel buttplate and grip cap, double set triggers facing each other, "dogleg" style bolt handle, crossbolt in the stock, rear sight dovetailed into the barrel, all rifles are takedowns by unscrewing the floorplate, barrels marked "Buffalo Newton Rifle Co New Haven Conn U.S.A.", some options include sling swivels and slings, Lyman 48 long or short tang sight. About 1,000 mfg.

similar to Model 1924 Buffalo Newton Rifle, except are marked "Meeker Arms Co, Model 1925, New Haven Conn." Total production is unknown although probably a low number.