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April 1, 2005
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Pulled a few guns out of the safe tonight for a light coat of snake oil. Still cold with lots of snow here in the frozen north – ready for spring. You don’t see much discussion or photos on the Forum of the John Browning designed Model 1895. Nice specimens in the 35 WCF and .405 seem to be pretty scarce. Attached are a few photos of one I have had for a long time – hope someone enjoys them.
July 14, 2016
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Nice. I enjoyed them. Now dig some more out and post more pics 
A man can never have too many WINCHESTERS...
July 8, 2012
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Beautiful 95 Burt.
Al
November 7, 2015
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Thanks for the eye candy, Burt. Hang in there, Spring is coming.
Mike
August 14, 2021
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Awesome. Although I don’t understand how the collection can be enjoyed when it’s locked up in a safe all year. I am lucky enough to always have myself of wife home, we both WFH and are on staggered shifts, her days, me swing. Plus an alarm system and Dobermans. Handguns are in the safe, but here’s part of my office.
April 30, 2023
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Steven Gabrielli said
Awesome. Although I don’t understand how the collection can be enjoyed when it’s locked up in a safe all year. I am lucky enough to always have myself of wife home, we both WFH and are on staggered shifts, her days, me swing. Plus an alarm system and Dobermans. Handguns are in the safe, but here’s part of my office.
My kind of office!
Burt, I also have a nice 1895 in 35 Win, in fact, it may be a 1903 as well iirc, same Lyman sight (s/n 40996)
November 9, 2008
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Burt, they are super nice! thank you for posting!
December 9, 2002
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Burt,
That’s simply Gorgeous and thanks for showing us including the Letter which naturally makes it! 
Anthony
June 11, 2014
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Beautiful rifle. Thanks for sharing! We need more of this.
April 1, 2005
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Kirk Durston said
Beautiful rifle. Thanks for sharing! We need more of this.
ok – here are a few photos of a pretty nice 73 I have had for a long time.
December 9, 2002
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Burt,
I enjoy your pic/post’s as the rest do. I always wondered as a person ordering a so called custom rifle/Winchester back in the day as to why that person didn’t order it with a single set trigger? We see it some times and some times we don’t naturally. I understand different tastes. That’s a beautiful “73” and not having a set trigger wouldn’t stop any of us from buying it. Very nice Rifle and we appreciate you showing us!
Thanks,
Anthony
