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April 15, 2005
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I am going to assume that you are actually referring to a Model 1866 Musket, not a Model 1886 ?
It is imperative that you post a link to clear detailed pictures of your Winchester.
Bert
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November 24, 2024
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Yes. Typo. It is an 1866 Musket with saber and scabbard . Original. Great used shape Made in 1872
value?
April 15, 2005
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Swilson said
Yes. Typo. It is an 1866 Musket with saber and scabbard. Original. Great used shape Made in 1872value?
Pictures ??
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Bert H. said
Swilson said
Yes. Typo. It is an 1866 Musket with saber and scabbard. Original. Great used shape Made in 1872
value?
Pictures ??
Coming tomorrow. !
February 17, 2022
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Is there an original post that is missing? Last I knew Winchester did manufacture 1886’s in a musket variant.
April 15, 2005
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oldcrankyyankee said
Is there an original post that is missing? Last I knew Winchester did manufacture 1886’s in a musket variant.
Tom,
Read post #2 in this topic string…
Bert
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November 24, 2024
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I’ll try this again.
April 15, 2005
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Swilson said
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The single picture does not contain enough detail to adequately evaluate and assess your Model 1866. At a minimum, (3) pictures per side (front to back), and clear pictures showing the factory markings on the barrel, the sights, and the butt plate.
This is a good example of how to pictorially present your Model 1866 Musket – Winchester 1866 “Yellow Boy” MUSKET .44 Cal for sale (gunsinternational.com)
Bert
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June 4, 2017
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Swilson,
I was to the Tulsa Show a few weeks ago, saw 5 for sale from $3,500-7,000. None as nice as yours and I’m pretty sure they went home with the seller. 1866 muskets are not very popular with 66 collectors. The saber bayonet is a neat feature so I would say yours is worth $7,500, but a slow sell. Your gun has nice wood and metal and would be worth a lot on a carbine.
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TR said
Swilson,I was to the Tulsa Show a few weeks ago, saw 5 for sale from $3,500-7,000. None as nice as yours and I’m pretty sure they went home with the seller. 1866 muskets are not very popular with 66 collectors. The saber bayonet is a neat feature so I would say yours is worth $7,500, but a slow sell. Your gun has nice wood and metal and would be worth a lot on a carbine.
T/R
Thanks for info!
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