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Thanks Kevin. I did see that auction. Enjoy the rifle. It is 100% original and unaltered.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Really nice 92 coming up in October auction.
Standard round barrel in 32-20, full mag, rifle butt. Ser #218309 1903.
Michael,
Sent you an email with this info, but thought I’d post it here. If any of these are of interest, let me know.
104293 38-40 rifle – 1899
705798 25-20 rifle – 1913
292581 32-20 rifle – 1905
833336 25-20 carbine – 1917
949286 32-20 carbine – 1921-1928
941833 44-40 carbine – 1921-1928
I picked up a new to me M65. today in .25-20
SN 1000953
Joel S said
I picked up a new to me M65. today in .25-20SN 1000953
Joel,
Can you please send me clear pictures of the front sight (side view), the upper tang marking, and possibly the barrel date stamp.
Bert – [email protected]
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Michael
I have two 1892’s
Saddle Ring Carbine, 20″ round barrel, flip-up peep sight, original caliber unknown, maybe 32-20? Converted in the 40’s or 50’s to .357 Magnum. S/N 655964 Mfg. 1912
Saddle Ring Short carbine, (trapper), 15″ round barrel, 44-40, ATF cleared, S/N 677916 Mfg. 1912
I will email you photo’s early next week showing the information you have requested.
Mark
Mark59 said
MichaelI have two 1892’s
Saddle Ring Carbine, 20″ round barrel, flip-up peep sight, original caliber unknown, maybe 32-20? Converted in the 40’s or 50’s to .357 Magnum. S/N 655964 Mfg. 1912
Saddle Ring Short carbine, (trapper), 15″ round barrel, 44-40, ATF cleared, S/N 677916 Mfg. 1912
I will email you photo’s early next week showing the information you have requested.
Mark
Hello Mark,
SN 655964 is a new rifle for my survey. I did see SN 677916 back in 2020 when it was listed on GB out of Merrifield, MN. Thanks so much for the help.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Hello,
After almost 12 years of doing this survey the original image hosting site which I had used has ceased to exist along with all of the images that were inserted into the original survey thread and had posted over on the Gunbroker “Ask The Experts” forum. Therefore I have reconstructed it at the first posting in this long thread. Hopefully this will aid in other collector to add their rifles into the survey so that it can result in even better data and meaningful results. Thanks to everyone for their help.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Hi Michael, I’m wondering if you have the production numbers or the survey numbers for 1892 src’s in each caliber.
Rick C
Wondering if you have my rifle in your info. I’ve found 2 dates of manufacture not sure which is correct. It’s model 1892 ser # 35067 ( not sure if it’s 1893 or 94 ) All original except for the front sight which was missing. Buckhorn rear . If you would like pictures let me know
32 WCF (32-20) Sport model
RickC said
Hi Michael, I’m wondering if you have the production numbers or the survey numbers for 1892 src’s in each caliber.
Hello Rick,
As of today I have cataloged 5,653 carbines and SRC’s that also have unaltered/original calibers. From this data here is the breakdown:
29% are chambered in 25-20 WCF
20% are chambered in 32 WCF
14% are chambered in 38 WCF
37% are chambered in 44 WCF
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Thank you Michael. I was told you don’t see the 38–40 SRC as often as the others and those numbers would confirm that. Appreciate your reply.
Rick C
Frank Comito said
Wondering if you have my rifle in your info. I’ve found 2 dates of manufacture not sure which is correct. It’s model 1892 ser # 35067 ( not sure if it’s 1893 or 94 ) All original except for the front sight which was missing. Buckhorn rear . If you would like pictures let me know32 WCF (32-20) Sport model
Frank,
Model 1892 s/n 35067 was manufactured in the Fall of the year 1894.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Frank Comito said
Wondering if you have my rifle in your info. I’ve found 2 dates of manufacture not sure which is correct. It’s model 1892 ser # 35067 ( not sure if it’s 1893 or 94 ) All original except for the front sight which was missing. Buckhorn rear . If you would like pictures let me know32 WCF (32-20) Sport model
Frank,
I do not have that rifle in my data. Please do send me some photos of the gun to [email protected] Include all the stamped writing on the barrel and the upper tang.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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