Bert H.
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April 15, 2005
OfflineAussie Owen said
Are original 1894 carbines generally harder to find and worth more than the rifles?Also where to the calibers sit on the rarity/price scale? I’m guessing 25-35 is hardest to find carbine, how does 32-40 compare to 30-30?
No, they are neither harder to find, or worth more than a similar condition Rifle.
Here in the U.S., a SRC in 32-40 is the least common caliber (and harder to find). In Australia, I suspect that the 25-35 WCF is very difficult to find.
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