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I recently purchased a 92 carbine saddle ring in 32-20 with half magazine [button] in so so condition. Does anyone have one and what is their rarity? Thanz,Fred
The button magazine configuration on 1892 carbines isnt rare and its not common either. They are around but dont crop up for sale that often. Ive owned several of them over the years.
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That’s because all the half mag Winchester’s carbines and rifles came to Australia,lol.but seriously it’s hard to find full mag wins out hear.
Tony
Also of note, Cape Outfitters bought all the good guns that were confiscated from you by the police and many were button mags. I know this as I was semi involved, albeit from N.Z. Funny, San Francisco did the same thing kinda,[ Get guns off the street] and old ladies and such gave double rifles, I. E. VALUABLE, STUFF, the mayor had his pick and on down through the pd. The junk was dumped in the Faralon islands on tv. Governments doing the usual.
Yep and all from law abiding folks, I doubt the crims handed any in. Funny thing this all happened 20yrs ago and on its Anniversary we now have a 3 month amnesty, if you would like to hand in anything, but no compensation this time.
Tony. R said
That’s because all the half mag Winchester’s carbines and rifles came to Australia,lol.but seriously it’s hard to find full mag wins out hear.Tony
I have found this to be very true based on the rifle from Australia which I have included in my research survey of the 1892’s. The majority are half mag guns regardless if they are SRC’s or sporting rifles.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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I recently purchased a 92 carbine saddle ring in 32-20 with half magazine [button] in so so condition. Does anyone have one and what is their rarity? Thanz,Fred
Hello Fred,
Can I please get the serial number and some photos of the rifle so that I can add it into my survey of the 1892’s?
Thanks so much
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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