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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
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…H. said
Somebody with a shooter grade Model 1876, of one of the (193) Single Shot high-wall rifles chambered for it should be interested in it.
Bert
Or a guy who has a (or a
…with a shooter grade Model 1876, of one of the (193) Single Shot high-wall rifles chambered for it should be interested in it.
Bert
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…long arms, there was one shotgun, four Peabody-Martini rifles, and two Sharps rifles. All other carbines and rifles were Winchesters. These were models 1873, 1876, and 1886.
There were no Colt Lightning rifles, no Marlin rifles, no Bullard rifles.
…documentation as to Winchester's motivation.
First off, the steels used in the both the barrels and receivers of the Winchester lever action models 1873, 1876, 1885, 1986, 1892, 1894 and 1895 were "dead soft" mild steel with no heat treat (very similar to today's common 1018 steel) until the…
…on the 1894, 1895 (and I would add the 1892) was purely as a cosmetic option for Winchester's customers. Sadly, very few customers ordered these models with CCH receivers, and they are quite rare today. In fact, CCH 1895's are exceedingly rare with only about 5 of them appearing in the factory…
…record IIRC. I think it's fairly evident that if Winchester had believed the receivers in these models needed the additional strength of CCH, they would have been made standard with that finish, rather than having been offered as a rarely ordered
…://library.centerofthewest.org/digital/collection/WRAC/id/1/rec/63
The link above is for a factory drawing for the "Model 75" which is the forerunner of the model 1876.
This is as close to a factory blueprint of the Model 76 I've come across.
Sincerely,
Maverick
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… I think Major Ned Roberts was referring to the .50-95 Express cartridge. That cartridge was the only one of the four cartridges used in the Model 1876 that had a hollow point bullet by default.
American Rifleman - I Have This Old Gun: Winchester 1876 Express Rifle
Thanks, Bill. I
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… I think Major Ned Roberts was referring to the .50-95 Express cartridge. That cartridge was the only one of the four cartridges used in the Model 1876 that had a hollow point bullet by default.
American Rifleman - I Have This Old Gun: Winchester 1876 Express Rifle
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…have seen a few articles about the jointed cleaning rods for the Models 1873 and 1876, but nothing for the Model 1892, so I wondered if anyone had information about them. The only mention I have seen was by George Watrous in his book THE HISTORY OF WINCHESTER…
…FIREARMS 1866 - 1966 - third edition, where he describes the Model 1892 Repeating Rifle on Page 39 and in the General Specifications of the M/92 Rifle Makes the statement:
“CLEANING ROD: Standard equipment. A
…like that, what do you see?
As far as my wish list in Winchesters, it is mighty short right now. I always want condition, but as to a specific Model, calibre, and configuration, there is nothing specific that comes to mind. A nice Model 1876 might be nice. A Model 1894 carbine in .32-40 was
…like that, what do you see?
As far as my wish list in Winchesters, it is mighty short right now. I always want condition, but as to a specific Model, calibre, and configuration, there is nothing specific that comes to mind. A nice Model 1876 might be nice. A Model 1894 carbine in .32-40 was
…like that, what do you see?
As far as my wish list in Winchesters, it is mighty short right now. I always want condition, but as to a specific Model, calibre, and configuration, there is nothing specific that comes to mind. A nice Model 1876 might be nice. A Model 1894 carbine in .32-40 was
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