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December 21, 2006
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Trying again. Still won’t let Me post pictures 1886 Deluxe takedown ser# 158529, 24″ r.b. 1/2 mag pistol grip Rifle butt xxx wood, tang site nice untouched gun $13,000.00. I can send pictures, just can’t post ’em here
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April 15, 2005
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Henry Mero said
Trying again. Still won’t let Me post pictures 1886 Deluxe takedown ser# 158529, 24″ r.b. 1/2 mag pistol grip Rifle butt xxx wood, tang site nice untouched gun $13,000.00. I can send pictures, just can’t post ’em here
Please send them to me at – [email protected]
Bert
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November 19, 2006
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Any information available on what the chambering is?
December 21, 2006
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Sorry, it is .33
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April 15, 2005
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Here are Henry’s pictures (edited to reduce the file size from 4.1 Mb).
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November 19, 2006
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That’s quite the late one. Interesting that we’ve seen two deluxe takedown .33’s in a matter of days (referring to Tom’s .33).
April 15, 2005
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steve004 said
That’s quite the late one. Interesting that we’ve seen two deluxe takedown .33’s in a matter of days (referring to Tom’s .33).
Winchester kept cranking them out right to the bitter end. The “late production” Model 1886 research survey that Mark Yecha and I have been working on is revealing many interesting details about the Model 1886s in the 146000 – 160000 range.
Bert
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