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I have always kept an eye out for a 73 in 22 long. I had one once but it had such a bad bore, I couldn’t hit a milk jug at 25 feet. I did find a nice 73 in 22 long the other day and I paid dearly for it. It is a good looking gun and has a shiny bore! I need some 22 long ammo for it…
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CCI still makes it, though your local shop may need to order it for you.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
It is quite common for 22 cal 73’s to have the elevator modified for other length of 22 shells because they could not readily get longs so you need to check the elevator to see if the stop has been changed. Some 73’s were adjustable for long or shorts from the factory.
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
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1873man said
It is quite common for 22 cal 73’s to have the elevator modified for other length of 22 shells because they could not readily get longs so you need to check the elevator to see if the stop has been changed. Some 73’s were adjustable for long or shorts from the factory.Bob
This elevator has an adjustable pin that will allow 2 different sized cartridges. It is as manufactured…
Shrapnel
Looks like the Montana rabbits and varmints have one more thing in your arsenal to be worried about.
I thought 32 WCF was pretty low recoil in a 1873; I bet that rifle will be a blast.
Brad
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