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November 11, 2012
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I have seen this barrel marking once before on an 1886 Winchester. This barrel marking is from an 1885 high wall in .22 LR. What could “Made To Order” mean in a .22 other than barrel twist? Has anybody seen this in a Winchester catalog, a “Made To Order” reference for barrels?
December 21, 2006
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I had a Marlin Ballard , heavy barrelled, Scheutzen rifle with similar stamp “Made to order for the Marlin Firearms Co. by the Winchester Arms Co” . It was in the Marlin ballistics room for a long time.
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November 1, 2013
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Just means
Old-Win said
What could “Made To Order” mean in a .22 other than barrel twist?
Why not measure the twist to find out?
May 2, 2009
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There is a 73 in the ledger records that letters with a Remington twist barrel
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April 15, 2005
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Old-Win said
I have seen this barrel marking once before on an 1886 Winchester. This barrel marking is from an 1885 high wall in .22 LR. What could “Made To Order” mean in a .22 other than barrel twist? Has anybody seen this in a Winchester catalog, a “Made To Order” reference for barrels?
What is the serial number on this rifle? I do not remember seeing a notation in the ledger records that matches the barrel marking, but may have missed it.
Bert
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