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I am post-WW2 only guy so the older rifles are confusing.
Not mine but looking:
Here’s my 1876 .45-60. So, it’s got a 24″ barrel that is 54/64″ across the octagon barrel flats, and a single set trigger. I understand the barrels came in 22″, 26″, and 28″. The barrel seems to pretty substantial, more than what I think was standard. Also, I found a listing on Gun Broker a few years ago with a rifle just like this, made the same year (1881).
I have pictures but no host. Ya’ll got any opinions?
It is not possible to provide an accurate assessment or answer without the serial number and some clear pictures of the subject rifle.
As a WACA member you do not need a host website for your pictures… simply upload them directly.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
I apologize Bert,
I started it and then I couldn’t figure out how to post the pictures. I only had two pics and neither one was that good. My Bad.
Doc
Edi: Serial #186xx According to the records, made in 1881…
Porsche911 said
I apologize Bert,I started it and then I couldn’t figure out how to post the pictures. I only had two pics and neither one was that good. My Bad.
Doc
Doc,
I see no need to apologize.
This explains how to post pictures – Posting Pictures – 2024 | Forum Rules and FAQs | Forum | Winchester CollectorWinchester Collector
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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