Have an Old Winchester?

[TRAP55]

Mine was too, changed out the cartridge lifter to a .22 Short for about $30 so I could find ammo to shoot. With HiSpeed Shorts and that long barrel, all you hear is the hammer hit the firing pin.
If you can find one, and then "afford" one, the lifter from a Model 1906, 62, or 62A drops in and feeds Short, Long, and Long rifle, but.....the barrel twist is too slow for LR.
I left ya clean up instructions with some links in your other post.

[turbobladz]

Sorry for the late reply Trap, thank you for the suggestions in my cleaning thread per your request here are some photos of the 1890

[TRAP55]

Nicer than mine, yours still has blue left! Shoot it yet? You can still find CCI CB Longs.

[Phrogger]

Hi there, I just picked up a 1892 carbine in 25-20, S/N 860680

Anything you could tell me would be great! Thanks!

[TRAP55]

Hi there, I just picked up a 1892 carbine in 25-20, S/N 860680

Anything you could tell me would be great! Thanks!

Made about March-April of 1919, with 26,380 made that year.
Phrogger, scroll up to post #853 for the survey link on 92's that Michael is doing. He can give you the exact day it was made, and likely how it left the factory.

[AR22]

Model 1892
Serial number 813xx

32WCF

Thanks

[TRAP55]

Model 1892
Serial number 813xx

32WCF

Thanks

Last quarter of 1897, with 18,077 made that year. "Antique", sweet!

[AR22]

Thanks. previous info I had was 1895.

[trob]

Hey Trap! I picked up another winchester that I could use some help on. It might not be old enough.

This one's a Model 12
SN:1418173

Thanks for any info!

Tom

[TRAP55]

Hey Trap! I picked up another winchester that I could use some help on. It might not be old enough.

This one's a Model 12
SN:1418173

Thanks for any info!

Tom

Made in the last week Dec. 1951, with 63,775 made that year.

[Rob1961]

Model 94 .30-30 serial # 2289951

Thanks!

[trob]

Thanks!

[TRAP55]

Model 94 .30-30 serial # 2289951

Thanks!

Made in 1958, with 55,500 made that year.

[esaye]

Just brought my Grandpa's 44-40 1873 to CA. He paid $20 for it in the early 1900's.

Serial #129939A

[1911 Nut]

I have about 9-10 old Winchester lever guns that I'd be curious to know about.

But, I don't want to take advantage of the incredible service you are doing for the community. Is there a place where I might make a donation to you to say thanks and compensate you for the time/info I'd be after?

Thank you!