March 31, 2009
OfflineJeremy P said
Henry Mero said
I’ve had that chart for some time, It is very expensive chart to fill.
I can imagine. Do we know for sure (verified somewhere?) that some of those are actually “1 of 1”? Good luck with that!
ARMAX is a Buffalo Bill Historical Center publication. I’d bet one of the researchers went through the available records in the archives. Finding the rifle is the issue.
November 7, 2015
OfflineJeremy P said
That will be a labor of love, that hunt!
Adding to the difficulty is that many of the rifles with longer than standard barrels have been found cut down to a more manageable length.
Mike
January 26, 2011
OnlineOk, I’ll bite. Here is a nice ’73 I picked up in Cody. Although the 32 Cal. usually isn’t as appealing as a large bore would have been, I really like the case-hardened frame and early graduated peep. Most CC ’73’s I come across are deluxe guns. This rifle also has a trapdoor butt, normally not found on a 32 Cal. rifle.






~Gary~

November 7, 2015
OfflineVery nice score, Gary! No complaints from me on the 32, truly a wonderful little cartridge.
Mike
January 26, 2011
Onlineantler1 said
Gary: Beautiful gun!! I want to know about that sight collection?
I really would have thought an astute collector such as yourself would have noticed all the tang sights that mysteriously vanished from your guns at the last few shows. I learned to be really fast with my Harbor Freight screwdrivers.
Thanks for the compliments, fellows.
~Gary~

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