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March 12, 2023
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1 – 1892 saddle ring carbine, serial # 161284, .44 WCF, has replacement Winchester 92 barrel, no proof marks on receiver or barrel. I have the original barrel, also .44 WCF, but in very poor condition.
2 – 1892, serial # 612141, rebarreled ro .218 Bee using a Model 65 barrel 24″, receiver has WP proof mark, barrel has WP proof mark and Oval P mark.
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Gus
March 20, 2009
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Green River Gus said
1 – 1892 saddle ring carbine, serial # 161284, .44 WCF, has replacement Winchester 92 barrel, no proof marks on receiver or barrel. I have the original barrel, also .44 WCF, but in very poor condition.2 – 1892, serial # 612141, rebarreled ro .218 Bee using a Model 65 barrel 24″, receiver has WP proof mark, barrel has WP proof mark and Oval P mark.
Thanks,
Gus
Hello Gus,
Thanks for the info on your rifles. Could I please get a few of images of SN 161284? It was one of just over 2 dozen identical configuration SRC’s in 44 WCF that were delivered without the stock!! It will be interesting to see what is on them now. [email protected]
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
March 12, 2023
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Michael,
Here are some photos as requested. Is there a story behind the shipped with no stock and was this indicated in the factory ledger? The carbine was from the Prescott, AZ area at least as far back as the 1930’s.
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Gus
March 20, 2009
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Green River Gus said
Michael,Here are some photos as requested. Is there a story behind the shipped with no stock and was this indicated in the factory ledger? The carbine was from the Prescott, AZ area at least as far back as the 1930’s.
Thanks,
Gus
Gus,
The information came from my studies of the production ledgers. To date I have not found any of the other 24 rifles in the same order all delivered with no stock.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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