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I am not that familiar with the Winder musket and have a few questions. Last nite I looked at a small collection of Winchester .22’s that are for sale, in the collection is a Winder Musket as follows; ser# 216325,  cal. 22 short, 1 barrel band. The gun is in really nice,95% finish, cond. and is all there including sling swivels, except is missing the aperture in the rear frame mounted sight. Just curious if there,s a market  and an idea of value. I know it,s difficult without pics. but I’m working on that. I just sent My first e-mail 2 weeks ago, I guess I’m getting really automated huh. I don’t want to rush it, but I,m going to-day to purchase a digital camera.   Harry   P.S. I just read Bert’s article “Winter2010” and answered a bunch of My questions . It is a mod. ’87 with the transverse bbl. band screw  and no U.S. military markings and typo on the ser# 126325.

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Henry, if you have a smart phone use it to take pictures.  Once on your phone they can be emailed or sent as an attachment on a text.  I have a computer so I email them to myself.  Once on the computer it is easy to attach to this web site.  Fortunately my wife and daughter have helped me out on this stuff.

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Henry,

The serial number identifies it as a 1918 production Winder Musket, and yes, there is a market for them albeit not a large one. Most collectors are looking for a U.S. ordnance marked Winder Musket versus a commercial sales specimen.

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Chuck   I do not use a smart phone. Like I said I’m a bit of a dinosaur. Bert , thanks for the info.   Harry

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Henry Mero said
Chuck   I do not use a smart phone. Like I said I’m a bit of a dinosaur. Bert , thanks for the info.   Harry  

Harry, if you have a flip phone take a picture and text it to someone that can email it to you or someone that has a computer. 

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Harry Don’t feel bad, my grandkids went hysterical last month when I just got my new phone. It’s a flip phone! They couldn’t believe it.

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