Have an Old Winchester?

[bigbossman]

yea, its ok.........hahah

Seriously, it is quite a beauty!

Now, on the other side of the spectrum, I present you with this little gem from 1907, serial number 369171:

[Croweman08]

Seriously, it is quite a beauty!

Now, on the other side of the spectrum, I present you with this little gem from 1907, serial number 369171:

you have a sickness........i know from experience......beautiful pick up! I love those climbin' lymans on a 94!!!

[bigbossman]

you have a sickness........i know from experience......beautiful pick up! I love those climbin' lymans on a 94!!!

Almost left this carbine there, but the Lyman sight intrigued me so I made an offer. I did not expect that they would accept it.

[five.five-six]

Almost left this carbine there, but the Lyman sight intrigued me so I made an offer. I did not expect that they would accept it.

It never hurts to make an offer...... Unless you offered more than you can afford.

[bigbossman]

It never hurts to make an offer...... Unless you offered more than you can afford.

That Lyman 21 sight was missing a few bits, so I sent it off to "The Guy" who makes reproduction parts. It's on the way back to me on Monday, and I'll post pictures when it is all assembled and complete.

If everything goes as expected, I'll be taking it into the field this upcoming deer season.

[AR22]

Heck Trapp

I will throw my recent project 1873 in 44WCF into the mix..

Serial number 150117 A

Not sure what the A is for..

[ARFrog]

Letters in Winchester serial numbers? | The Firearms Forum

See the Bert H response in the third post...

[TRAP55]

The "A" denotes a Second Model, a change in the dust cover, or so it's claimed. Made Jan. of 1884, 27,920 made that year.

[AR22]

Thanks very much Trapp..And for the response in my other thread too..My front sight sure looks to been on there from the start..