Also a Stevens Model 35, possibly a target model? it's got the trigger guard, octagonal chamber, round barrel. I also have a set of Lyman 310 dies for it but no ammo. Lyman peep sight installed, 20" round barrel, serial number 9221xx should put production around 1923. walther P38 with AC41 markings (matching numbers in the 83xx range), a couple of colt BP pistols NIB (18), Ace Service Model 22lr, Winchester Model 94 in 32 winchester special (32WS, i know it's not rimfire but since ya'll are the experts thought I'd throw it out there). lol.Īre the "blue book gun value" things worth getting? i've got a few older rifles and pistols I'd like to have an up to date accurate gauge of their values and wasn't sure where to start. even trying to weed out the stuff that's actually "sold". I've tried to look on GunBroker but prices on all of them vary from a few hundred dollars to thousands and I can't tell the difference between them. Again, I see prices all over the place on these.Īny insights and information on value, age, details, etc. Serial number in the 6395xx range (around 1919 production?). It currently has a Marbles peep sight mounted on the tang. This one has two holes tapped on the side of the receiver like it had a scope or something mounted to it. seems to be about a 23" round barrel (odd length or maybe I'm measuring it wrong). overall it seems to be in good condition but I've never fired it (don't have any 22 short ammo around). if you want to see anything in particular I'll see if I have a better photo or take one. I've taken a bunch of photos of it and will attach a couple of them below. have no idea how to describe the condition. I don't know if I've ever shot any of the ones below, I have plenty to keep me interested and playing with at the range.įirst one is a winchester model 1890, 22 short. Not looking to sell, just trying to get an idea of their values and if they are worth it as collectors or just shooters. I have a couple of rifles that I've had for many years, inherited them from my grandfather. 22 LR when it was received in the warehouse on July 8, 1891, and shipped the next day.Long time lurker and occasional poster. The accompanying factory letter lists this rifle as being chambered in. Mounted on a 12-groove forearm and smooth straight grip stock with a crescent buttplate. Both sides of the frame and lower tang have "H.A.M." stamped in small letters, possibly the initials of a previous owner. The rifle has a dovetailed blade front sight and a notch rear sight on a barrel marked with the two-line address ahead of the rear sight and "22 LONG" at the breech. See "Winchester Slide-Action Rifles Volume I: Model 1890 & Model 1906" on pages 73-74. Serial number 8 is correctly stamped on the underside of the frame. These are seldom seen First Model tang markings, and when this type of early tang marking is used, the serial number will only be stamped on the underside of the frame. The upper tang is marked "WINCHESTER/MODEL 1890," and the lower tang is marked with the two-line patent marking. The First Model variant was only manufactured from 1890 to 1892. This is an example of a First Model Winchester Model 1890 slide action rifle with the concealed locking lugs and solid casehardened frame. Offered here is serial number 8 of Winchester's first slide action production rifle, the Model 1890.
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