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November 19, 2006
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Well… I am not in the actual game here. I am not considering writing out a check for $65,000 so I’m not going to contact Turnbull for more details. If I were flush with excess funds to the point that it would be no big deal to pull the trigger on this one, I would follow through with the inquiry. As a general rule, I dislike refinished rifles. But what I really (really) dislike is recreated rifles.
$65,000 would go a long way toward some very nice original Winchesters with condition. However, I will confess that matching the rarity and uniqueness to this one would be a challenge.
September 22, 2011
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steve004 said
Well… I am not in the actual game here. I am not considering writing out a check for $65,000 so I’m not going to contact Turnbull for more details. If I were flush with excess funds to the point that it would be no big deal to pull the trigger on this one, I would follow through with the inquiry. As a general rule, I dislike refinished rifles. But what I really (really) dislike is recreated rifles.$65,000 would go a long way toward some very nice original Winchesters with condition. However, I will confess that matching the rarity and uniqueness to this one would be a challenge.
What’s rare and unique about a recreated rifle?
$65,000 can go a long way, you can do a lot better than this!
November 19, 2006
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mrcvs said
steve004 said
Well… I am not in the actual game here. I am not considering writing out a check for $65,000 so I’m not going to contact Turnbull for more details. If I were flush with excess funds to the point that it would be no big deal to pull the trigger on this one, I would follow through with the inquiry. As a general rule, I dislike refinished rifles. But what I really (really) dislike is recreated rifles.
$65,000 would go a long way toward some very nice original Winchesters with condition. However, I will confess that matching the rarity and uniqueness to this one would be a challenge.
What’s rare and unique about a recreated rifle?
$65,000 can go a long way, you can do a lot better than this!
The rarity really comes down to the ledger entry and the letter that is generated.
March 31, 2009
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In my opinion this rifle is worth what it took to do the restoration/recreation. I could buy a handful of real Winchesters for that price.
May 2, 2009
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From what I have heard about Turnbull making fantasy guns is he would probably make you one just like it.
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
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August 27, 2014
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Wouldn’t care to own this gun
“If you can’t convince them, confuse them”
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November 7, 2015
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Tedk said
Wouldn’t care to own this gun
I don’t think many of us would but this level of quality and exclusivity does seem to appeal to a certain segment of the collector community. I gotta respect that. I’m glad many of the Winchesters that make me smile don’t appeal to everyone. That’s what makes this affliction livable, IMHO.
Mike
November 19, 2006
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TXGunNut said
Tedk said
Wouldn’t care to own this gun
I don’t think many of us would but this level of quality and exclusivity does seem to appeal to a certain segment of the collector community. I gotta respect that. I’m glad many of the Winchesters that make me smile don’t appeal to everyone. That’s what makes this affliction livable, IMHO.
Mike
Mike –
I agree. When I say rifle isn’t right for me, all that means is, it isn’t right for me.
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