tionesta1 said

twobit said

CVS,

That is a very nice looking rifle but I have never seen a similar marked gun.  It is interesting that a supposed Mail protection rifle that is a 32 WCF and not a 44 WCF.  In addition it is commonly assumed that most protection guns were carbines and not OB sporting rifles.  Any chance anybody got the full serial number of the rifle so I can add it into my research?

Thanks,

Michael

mrcvs said

See the following:

http://www.mountsavagehistoricalsociety.org/c&p/c&p%20rifle/railroad%20rifle.htm

Note markings C.&P.R.R., which may, or may not, signify the Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad.

Legitimately marked, or not?  I have not seen these markings before, which, of course, does not mean a whole lot.

Guess what I saw at a local gun show today? The C&P RR model 92 in question here?  SN 27448. Nice looking gun with a lot of original finish. What’s the thoughts on the railroad stampings on the barrel?

Al  

Mystery appears to be solved!

Mike