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Re configured Model 1892 for sale
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April 12, 2016 - 1:34 am
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This rifle was originally an OBFM sporting rifle which was sold out of Cabela’s a couple years ago.  Now it show up on Winchester Way (same SN) and the screws are identical and marks in the receiver are the same.   I just love the part in his description where he states :1892 SRC’s .44’s are bringing 3000.00 to 3500.00 at the collector shows in this condition.   I guess he is just doing the next sucker a favor by not screwing too bad!!

http://www.winchesterway.com/winchesters/model-1892/winchester-model-1892-531972.html

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Hi, 

I read years ago that there as many faked Winchesters on the market as Colt SSA’s. I thought “no way”. Who would would fake a “brown gun”, unless it is rare? Well, the new collectors are buying at auction, thinking it must be right. What a damn shame. This is a why the new collectors have gone elsewhere.Michael, thanks for your  work. In my opinion there are a lot on ’92 Trapper carbines out there with “new barrels installed”.

Walter

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Michael,

Thanks for pointing that out. We really have to be careful with our hard earned money, and having you guys maintaining these surveys are a real asset to the collecting community.

Al

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I had never before known of this dealer, but after reading his glowing descriptions and looking at the photos, even I ,a complete amateur collector, wouldn’t touch any of his offerings with a proverbial 10ft pole.

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Are you saying he built a SRC on the rifle receiver from all non original other parts? If I had the info for proof I would confront him. If he corrects the listing that would tell me something. If he ignores the proof that would also tell me something. On a world wide respected Winchester forum the publicly identified seller should be confronted and allowed to correct the mistake before he is vilified too severely and his reputation castigated. 

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SRC M92’s are one of the most sought after of all Winchesters. Most are beaters, and even those can fetch over $4,000, especially in 44-40. Big Larry

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