…trip. There is a small museum at the Little Bighorn battle site but walking the field is crucial to understanding the events of those days in July, 1876. There are a few shell casings in the museum but I don't remember enough about them. I only recall rifle/carbine casings for the Springfields and
…said
Here's the thing Winchester wasn't making the Milbank primers by 1876. Not to say that some didn't get used in the battle. I can call Dave. I'll see what he has to say. He wasn't in Greeley but will be at Cody.…
…notes that all center-fire cartridges were using the "new and improved primer" patented by Winchester July 14th, 1874. This should easily rule out 1876 by a long shot.
Maybe Mr. Dave can help!
…s the thing Winchester wasn't making the Milbank primers by 1876. Not to say that some didn't get used in the battle. I can call Dave. I'll see what he has to say. He wasn't in Greeley but will be at Cody.
…not unheard of. I have a mint, unopened Winchester box in .40-60 WCF. We all know the .40-60 cartridge was designed for the Winchester model 1876, but my box label reads "Adapted to the Winchester Model of '86 and Single shot Rifles". No where on the box does it mention Model 1876.
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Model 1876 for the survey, if not already there -
Serial # 58787
Type: Rifle
Caliber: 40-60 WCF
Barrel: Round, 28"
Trigger: Plain
Sights:…
… Front - #79 Rocky Mountain (silver blade), Rear - Sporting Leaf Sight 200-1000 yds (marked 1876). Sights not mentioned in factory letter.
Received in warehouse 12/8/1887
Shipped from warehouse 11/24/1890, Order #21901
Thanks,
Gus
…Model 1893 was/is a slide-action 12-guage shotgun. Winchester manufactured two different rifle models in the 40-60 WCF cartridge... the Model 1876 and the Single Shot (a.k.a. Model 1885). The reloading technique is different depending on which model rifle you actually have.
Bert
…HW SS; 45-60 WCF-30 in full oct-Shipped in 1886.}Mid-range Winchester Vernier sight.
Note-the 45-60 WCF was also a chambering in the 1876 Model.
Bert has this 1885 SN in his 1885 SS survey, as the 45-60 WCF was a relatively rarer chambering in this SS Model.
…found with a "Sporting Leaf" rear sight that resembles a Carbine ladder sight but are longer in length.
Bert
And they are sometimes marked “1876” as they were manufactured originally for the Model 1876 rifle.
…design of the primer itself, as we understand, here today.
The few Milbank primer cases that we're found at the site of the Custer Massacre in 1876, with possible failure regarding cartridge use, I thought we're due to the tapered design, in the Milbank primer cartridges.
Anthony
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I can’t say I blame you for wanting that Deluxe model 1876, in the picture, second down. I’ve never met a movie star, especially one that collects winchesters. Just that interaction would’ve been very
…design of the primer itself, as we understand, here today.
The few Milbank primer cases that we're found at the site of the Custer Massacre in 1876, with possible failure regarding cartridge use, I thought we're due to the tapered design, in the Milbank primer cartridges.
Anthony
…with a 30 year career in the U.S. Marine Corps, he knew his weapons.
I also talked to Tom Sellek, about a possible sale, on the Deluxe model 1876, in the picture, second down, and left him my phone number, if he was interested, and never heard back from him, which was fine, as I've always
… I ran into him at a Vegas gun show. He was going through the show with George Madis looking for 1876s for his upcoming movie Crossfire Trail. I was working a deal with Rocky Goodall on a 76 when George and Tom took a interest in it. George then
…or a less superior product."
For the Model 1873 less than 150 of the 1of1000s were made and less than 10 of the 1of100s. And even fewer Model 1876s were made of each.
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…Bill Hockett said
Mike,
I have some Jamison brass in .40-60 WCF, and .45-75 WCF for my Model 1876 rifles. It's very tough, and is headstamped correctly. I would buy more if I could find it. Please let me know if you stumble across any .45
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I have some Jamison brass in .40-60 WCF, and .45-75 WCF for my Model 1876 rifles. It's very tough, and is headstamped correctly. I would buy more if I could find it. Please let me know if you stumble across any .45
…do you either of these books:
Winchester's North West Mounted Police Carbines and Other Model 1876 Data by Yearout
Or Don Klanchers book:
Arms Accoutrements of the Mounted Police 1873 1973
The 1866 1873 1876 book by Pirkle also has a
…there a copy of Don Klanchers 1876 R.N.W.M.P. ser#'s list any where handy?
…Have any of you loaded for your old 1876's with oversized bullets. My early 45-75 not only spreads the group but has occasional keyholing with .458" standard bullets. I recently slugged
…enjoy my 1876 in .45-75, but it also has a worn bore. Jacketed 300 grain bullets work rather well. I think the .460 diameter lead should do nicely IF they
…like your rifle has a worn bore. According to the late Mike Venturino in his book Shooting Lever Guns of the Old West, of the many original Model 1876 rifles in .45-75 that he personally slugged, the bore was .457 inches. He suggests the proper bullet diameter is .457-.459 inches. I would
…any of you loaded for your old 1876's with oversized bullets. My early 45-75 not only spreads the group but has occasional keyholing with .458" standard bullets. I recently slugged
…Hockett said
Henry,
This is a reproduction, so not what you want but might serve as a placeholder.
Reproduction 1876 Carbine NWMP rear sight
That is pretty cheap really! I know it will never be an original and it is obvious when you look closely at it, but I
…
This is a reproduction, so not what you want but might serve as a placeholder.
Reproduction 1876 Carbine NWMP rear sight
…the one guy, (no names), left with a lot of cool Winchesters. Personally there were no fine 1890's for Me, however there were about 20+ mod. 1876 N.W.M.P. saddle ring carbines available. Here's a pic of My 1894 deluxe display, plus 5 first models and 4 trppers.
…having trouble posting the Win 1876 lever spring blue print of a friends for the member here on WACA PM me with a email and ill send you the pics to post on this thread. thanks Roger
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…eBay a pair of toggle links for Model 1876. Expensive, but he has them! I've bought from this seller, he is a square dealer. Sorry, it appears my first attempts to add a link failed. …
… This link works.
Model 1876 toggle links
Same seller has a set of springs: carrier and lever with screws.
Lever and carrier springs for Winchester Model 1876
…sent a PM, I have one of these 1876 Bert speaks of....
