Acre5:
Yes, it is a genuine spruce gun that is not currently on our list. Congratulations.
I would use a little LokTite on that sling-ring stud if it bothers you. Make sure the stud is parallel to the top of the receiver when you do.
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Rick Hill said
Acre5:
Yes, it is a genuine spruce gun that is not currently on our list. Congratulations.
I would use a little LokTite on that sling-ring stud if it bothers you. Make sure the stud is parallel to the top of the receiver when you do.
Actually, I already had this serial number in the survey. Currently, I have (217) confirmed Spruce Guns listed.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Harry Mero said
Bert,I forget if I sent You the info on these 2 “spruce guns” ser#843826 and ser# 846864, both stamped “19” under side of bbl. They are residing comfortably in Egmondville Ontario.
Harry,
You must have sent me the information in the past, as I have both listed in the survey.
Thanks,
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Richard Whitmore said
Nice gun! I don’t know exactly what a “spruce gun” is, but it must be a good one!
Richard,
Here’s an in-depth article regarding the 1894 Spruce guns:
https://winchestercollector.org/magazines/200506/index.html#17
Don
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