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It amazes me what they could squeeze on a ledger line. The ledger page is a great addition to a great gun. T/R
That is a very difficult sight to find… happy to hear that you were successful in finding it! 
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So….in about six months we’ll be treated to pics of a nice muley or elk and an outstanding 1886?
Mike
TXGunNut said
Shrapnel-So….in about six months we’ll be treated to pics of a nice muley or elk and an outstanding 1886?
Mike
I sure hope so…
She’s a beauty for sure!
You might want to find a gas cap before you get water in the fuel tank on your tractor. That sickle bare mower might need a light greasing as well.
Great set of pics!
Sincerely,
Maverick
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Hello,
I found this topic interesting, Because I am in discussion to buy a 1886 in caliber 50-100-450 in France.
The seller wants 2750€ for it, is it a correct price ?
I am a bit surprise by the length of the barrel 22 inch. The one that I saw is 25,25 inch, was it a serial length for this caliber ?
Sorry for the mistake in English,but I am French.
Regards
2750 Euros is about $2,974 US. That is extremely cheap for this rifle if it is correct as manufactured. Post the Serial # and pictures if possible.
Serial Number 114111
in Gold condition, except à Little corrosion on the last inch of the Barrel on one side.
sorry, but I didn’t manage to insert à picture
Toto said
Serial Number 114111in Gold condition, except à Little corrosion on the last inch of the Barrel on one side.
sorry, but I didn’t manage to insert à picture
Manufactured in 1897. In the US a nice 50-100-450 will bring $50,000 to $75,000. More if fancy checkered pistol grip.
How can I be sure that it IS the original barrel ?
the grip is the standard one.
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