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This made me smile. When I started collecting, the consensus was you couldn’t hardly give a .25-20 away. This one is not engraved, not special order, not mint. It is very nice of course. But still, this is a lot of money for a plain, late production .25-20.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/880637939
Collecting sure appears alive and well!
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steve004 said
Collecting sure appears alive and well!
And despite the economic woes brought on by gov’t imposed shut-downs of many businesses, high unemployment, etc., the fat-cat population is thriving.
Yeah somebody is Money Laundrying or something is going on here.
Got to love that “Original” front sight blade!
Sincerely,
Maverick
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steve004 said
This made me smile. When I started collecting, the consensus was you couldn’t hardly give a .25-20 away. This one is not engraved, not special order, not mint. It is very nice of course. But still, this is a lot of money for a plain, late production .25-20.https://www.gunbroker.com/item/880637939
Collecting sure appears alive and well!
In my opinion the gun would only be worth this money if it were antique and in a better caliber.
I have a .25-20 with the 1/2 round barrel in stainless steel.
Shoot low boys. They're riding Shetland Ponies.
Old Logger said
I have a .25-20 with the 1/2 round barrel in stainless steel.
That is something special.
I doubt the
steve004 said
That is something special.
I doubt the one I have has the original barrel. IIRC it was built too soon for that, but Winchester offered a deal to re-barrel them with the stainless barrel for a time at the end of production. I could be wrong though.
Shoot low boys. They're riding Shetland Ponies.
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