Pre 64 Winchesters
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Riomouse911
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Man that 1894 is beautiful!
Gordon
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That's over the top !!!!
montanaoffroader
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Mine are mostly heavily used and kind of beat up, that's how they came to me. All of them have been in the family for quite a while
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Model 1897 12 gauge. It is actually halves of 2 different guns put together at some point. The back half dates to 1899, the front half to 1902. Belonged to a great uncle, when/how he acquired it is unknown.
Model 67 single shot .22 rifle, built ~1936 or so. Dad bought it used in 1942.
Model 1890 in .22 WRF, manufactured 1915. Dad bought it used in the late fifties or early sixties.
Model 1894 short rifle in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in 1906, came from another great uncle's collection. Unsure how or when he acquired it, only know that he had it a long time, my dad remembered him having it as far back as the 1940's.
I have one post '64 Winchester, a Centennial 66 with 26 inch barrel. It was an anniversary gift from my mother to my father.
Left to right:
Model 1897 12 gauge. It is actually halves of 2 different guns put together at some point. The back half dates to 1899, the front half to 1902. Belonged to a great uncle, when/how he acquired it is unknown.
Model 67 single shot .22 rifle, built ~1936 or so. Dad bought it used in 1942.
Model 1890 in .22 WRF, manufactured 1915. Dad bought it used in the late fifties or early sixties.
Model 1894 short rifle in .32 Winchester Special. Manufactured in 1906, came from another great uncle's collection. Unsure how or when he acquired it, only know that he had it a long time, my dad remembered him having it as far back as the 1940's.
I have one post '64 Winchester, a Centennial 66 with 26 inch barrel. It was an anniversary gift from my mother to my father.
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