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Looking to fill out my 1890 collection, this one being the last one I need. Condition can be poor, no rifling, broken- missing stock-‘s, minor exterior pitting. Must have original barrel (24 3/8″) that came on the receiver with good lettering and original cartridge lifter. Let me know what ya have. Or if ya know somebody that might be hanging on to one that would be willing to cut it loose. I have a couple extra 2nd model CCH models for trade, or barter if interested on the first model.
Erin
Erin,
I have an original 1st model that I would sell but unfortunately, it’s the more common .22 SHORT.
Jolly
Jolly Bill said
Erin,
I have an original 1st model that I would sell but unfortunately, it’s the more common .22 SHORT.
Jolly
Thanks Jolly, I have that one covered already. I’m just in need of the long……..
Erin
I have a 1890 built in 1894 with Oct barrel in 22 long I’d be willing to sell. Not sure what there worth. It’s in good working order. I’ve owned it 35 years only shot it a few times to make sure it worked when I bought it. I also have a 1906—m62a–61–1903–63. No body in my family is interested in these guns and I was just thinking it is time to give them a new home. Thanks. Steve
Steve mcbride said
I have a 1890 built in 1894 with Oct barrel in 22 long I’d be willing to sell. Not sure what there worth. It’s in good working order. I’ve owned it 35 years only shot it a few times to make sure it worked when I bought it. I also have a 1906—m62a–61–1903–63. No body in my family is interested in these guns and I was just thinking it is time to give them a new home. Thanks. Steve
Steve;
Could you describe your 61? I am looking for octagon barreled 61s. I have a small collection of Mdl 61s but need the octagon barreled ones. I would appreciate it if you would let me know what the 61 you have is. Thank You. Dick
Steve mcbride said
I have a 1890 built in 1894 with Oct barrel in 22 long I’d be willing to sell. Not sure what there worth. It’s in good working order. I’ve owned it 35 years only shot it a few times to make sure it worked when I bought it. I also have a 1906—m62a–61–1903–63. No body in my family is interested in these guns and I was just thinking it is time to give them a new home. Thanks. Steve
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your reply! Can you send me a price list for your 22’s along with a few pics. You may have some that are in better condition than what I have and I could possibly upgrade. Your 1890 is a second model (with takedown screw) if it was manufactured in 1894. My email is: [email protected]
Erin
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