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See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
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twobit said
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
It looks like two of the three rifles are subjects for my surveys (center rifle is a Model 65, and the bottom rifle is a Model 53).
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
twobit said
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
Yes Michael I have given the serial number for the 1892 src. One on top.
Bert H. said
twobit said
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
It looks like two of the three rifles are subjects for my surveys (center rifle is a Model 65, and the bottom rifle is a Model 53).
Bert
Bert you are correct about the guns. The 65 is number 1006615 in 32-20. The 53 is 8741 also in 32-20. The 1892 pistol grip src is also in 32-20.
Tom – another 3 of a kind – the 94 family – all checkered. Top is Model 1894 in 32-40, middle is Model 55, bottom is Model 64 in 219 Zipper.
oldcrankyyankee said
Bert H. said
twobit said
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
It looks like two of the three rifles are subjects for my surveys (center rifle is a Model 65, and the bottom rifle is a Model 53).
Bert
Bert you are correct about the guns. The 65 is number 1006615 in 32-20. The 53 is 8741 also in 32-20. The 1892 pistol grip src is also in 32-20.
You wouldn’t happen to know what the barrel dates are on both rifles?
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Bert H. said
oldcrankyyankee said
Bert H. said
twobit said
oldcrankyyankee said
See as how Bill is playing gun poker, thought I’d throw down this hand. Won’t win the pot but still a good hand!
Those are quite nice looking. Do you know if you have submitted them into my survey? Send me the SN’s and I will check please.
Michael
It looks like two of the three rifles are subjects for my surveys (center rifle is a Model 65, and the bottom rifle is a Model 53).
Bert
Bert you are correct about the guns. The 65 is number 1006615 in 32-20. The 53 is 8741 also in 32-20. The 1892 pistol grip src is also in 32-20.
You wouldn’t happen to know what the barrel dates are on both rifles?
Bert
Not at this time.
Burt Humphrey said
Tom – another 3 of a kind – the 94 family – all checkered. Top is Model 1894 in 32-40, middle is Model 55, bottom is Model 64 in 219 Zipper.
Burt, I had a deluxe Zipper at one time. One of the first Winchesters I ever owned. Loved that gun. ex wife loved it more, the money I should say. I really like that 55 too!
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