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Now this is something you don’t see everyday. He listed it as a 92, looks like an 1886 to me.
Who has one, for any model?
Chris
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Chris,
The “Cut Engraving” or the printer’s block used is that of the image for the Model 1886. The hang tag would of gone on a Model 1886 take down.
But the patent for the takedown mechanism is June 6th, 1893.
So there is that for what its worth.
Sincerely,
Maverick
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Boy o Boy, sure would have looked good hanging off the lever on my 45-90 take down.
i was gonna go for his one but after it eclipsed 300 i dropped out…..Final hammer price $610.00
Sheesh! That’s a bit of coin for a card! That’s nearly a grand Aus dollars. I’d rather spend that on a gun
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