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Ok here i go. I am hoping this works. This is obviously an 1886. I am hoping to get some opinions on it. It’s a 45-90 round barrel.
Looks like a nice gun that has aged some. It is common for the case coloring to start to fade and get the grey. The wood looks nice too.
Tom Harty said
HOOYAA Thanks Bert H. This is great thanks for all your help!!!!
Tom,
You are quite welcome, and great to see you have it all figured out.
Bert
WACA 6571L, Historian & Board of Director Member
Looks like a very nice ’86, with a lot of condition. In a couple of the photos, it looks like the wood may have been cleaned and possibly sanded. In another photo you can clearly see that at one time it had a tang sight.
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When looking at the picture of the upper tang from the side the wood is lower than the metal. T/R
oldcrankyyankee said
Ok getting better. more pictures.
Posted these before and was hoping to get some ideas as to what it’s value is?
I’d be looking to put out about $5000.00 +/- for an ’86 like that in that condition
W.A.C.A. life member, Marlin Collectors Assn. charter and life member, C,S.S.A. member and general gun nut.
I compared this to my 86 which was made a year earlier. The bluing on the hammer, lever. and trigger struck me as too blue on a gun that age (made in 1894). Also look at the buggered hammer screw and the buggered forestock cap screw. I’m a little bit leery. Don
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