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Michael,
I e-mailed information on my rifle so I thought I’d post it here as well. Hopefully you are off on a fishing excursion and haven’t made time for your survey!
I have #154172. The 1’s look like L’s.
It’s a takedown sporting rifle in 32WCF marked on top of the 24″ octagon barrel, type 1b barrel address & 1b tang stamp, no widows peak hammer, crescent butt, 21a front sight & 22b rear.
The stocks appear fancy with distinct tiger stripe in the buttstock.
Letter reads:
Serial number applied December 08, 1900
Type: Rifle
Caliber: 32
Barrel type: Octagon
Trigger: Plain
Takedown
Please ask for any other info or pictures I might add. I’d like to know if it’s in your survey.
Regards,
Darrin Smith #8446
Those are a big help Darrin. Thanks so much. I bet it shoots like a dream. The rifle shows very little use.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Looks like a very nice rifle. Takedown 92’s are not what are routinely found.
The feature locks up very tight on this one as might be expected from the overall cond. I have a couple others that have a slight wiggle. Doesn’t affect how it shoots but is a little distracting. It appears the adjustment screws have been turned already & I’m having no luck tightening it.
There is a video on this site showing the proper way to tighten the take down without turning the screws.
Shoot low boys. They're riding Shetland Ponies.
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