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I recall some around here expressed the desire to find a real decent .44/40 SRC. Here’s your chance. It’s plain – that is no special order features – but it looks pretty clean:
https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/83/21/winchester-model-1892-saddle-ring-44-wcf-carbine
Something must be wrong with my computer or maybe my eyes, because this is what I saw on that link:
“Estimated Price: $25,000 – $40,000”
Or is that in pesos?
clarence said
Something must be wrong with my computer or maybe my eyes, because this is what I saw:“Estimated Price: $25,000 – $40,000”
There’s no special order features – it’s a vanilla version – that’s why the estimate range is so low
😉
steve004 said
There’s no special order features – it’s a vanilla version – that’s why the estimate range is so low
😉
They must have been tipped off that Big Larry was in the market for one.
clarence said
They must have been tipped off that Big Larry was in the market for one.
Not really. I have a greying 44-40 SRC from 1925. Has lot of blue and the screws are untouched. Paid over $4,000 for it several years ago. This model and the M1886 are certainly the highest dollar guns you can get. I also have three nice 44-40 rifles. Big Larry
I have a couple in similar cond. that I’d be pissin’ Myself happy if I got half that
W.A.C.A. life member, Marlin Collectors Assn. charter and life member, C,S.S.A. member and general gun nut.
November 7, 2015
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Henry Mero said
I have a couple in similar cond. that I’d be pissin’ Myself happy if I got half that
As crazy as it seems I can see this carbine making the low end of the estimate pretty easily, won’t pretend to understand. I won’t be one of the bidders but we’ve seen some crazy stuff over the last year or so.
Mike
Hello guys,
The rifle sold for $21,850 back in 2011 out of Julia’s Auction (see below). You would have to look a LONG time to find one nicer!
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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