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February 26, 2005
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How rare was the .22 WCF chambered in the 1885 High Wall ??
Does anyone know the exact production number ??
I thank you in advance….
“GOD BLESS AMERICA” ??
March 31, 2009
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Bert will have your answers. There is no premium for this set up. Condition and originality will dictate the value. I have and shoot one of these. I do see them occasionally for sale. Fire form 22 Hornet brass using a .228″ bullet. Off the top of my head I don’t remember the exact bullet weight but it is in the mid 40 grain range.
November 1, 2013
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Chuck said Condition and originality will dictate the value.
And the bigger the hole at the end of the brl, the higher the value in most cases. I really like the “hex” rcvr ring on this gun.
April 15, 2005
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Wildcat said
How rare was the .22 WCF chambered in the 1885 High Wall ??Does anyone know the exact production number ??
I thank you in advance….
“GOD BLESS AMERICA” ??
The 22 WCF was one of the more popular (common) cartridge chamberings found in the Single Shot. In total, nearly 8,200 were manufactured.
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
