
March 20, 2009
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OfflineAfter a few fits and starts between my Mac computer and GB causing me to switch to my Windows work station I finally got the first two rifle on Gunbroker.  These are two nice shooting rifles that have a few glitches which will keep them out of the “safe queen” category for sure. Starting at a penny and hoping they find a new, appreciative home with someone who will enjoy them.
Model 61 OB .22 LR Only
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/619975415
Model 61 Standard Rifle .22 S.L.& LR
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/619976226
Thanks
Michael

Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation

July 17, 2012
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OfflineGood looking auctions! I am already watching them and hope I win them for a penny.
Best Regards,
WACA Life Member #6284 - Specializing in Pre-64 Winchester .22 Rimfire

May 24, 2012
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OfflineTwo nice old guns that should do great on the penny-start.
I think the number of bids will increase should you decide to describe the bore in addition to mentioning how well they will perform on a hunt. It’s my opinion that some potential buyers will not take the time to contact the seller and ask about the condition of the bore. Describing the bore also prevents surprises that a winning bidder might have and might result in a repeat customer. For example, I have a second model 1890 that looks really neat, but it has a pitted bore from end to end, and it will still make a good squirrel or rabbit gun.
Good luck on your auctions!
James

March 20, 2009
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Offline94shorties said
Michael, your ad states FFL but they all qualify for a C&R. Will you accept the C&R? Another question, if I should win one of them, would I be able to get a copy of the photos of that particular rifle? I can’t take good photos with my little point and shoot camera.
I will auction off all the photos in a separate auction!!!   

 Yes the photos can come with it.  Thanks for the C&R hint.  I will addd that.
  Yes the photos can come with it.  Thanks for the C&R hint.  I will addd that.
Michael

Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation

July 17, 2012
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Offlinetwobit said
Thanks. Please bid all the way to a nickel!!!

Dang,
I took a short nap and came back.  Looks like I am not going to get them for a penny each 
Congrats on the bidding, it looks like you are going to do well.
Best Regards,
WACA Life Member #6284 - Specializing in Pre-64 Winchester .22 Rimfire

March 20, 2009
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OfflineJWA said
Dang,
I took a short nap and came back. Looks like I am not going to get them for a penny each
Congrats on the bidding, it looks like you are going to do well.
Best Regards,
You know the saying…. You snooze, you loose!
Thanks,
Michael

Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation

March 20, 2009
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Offlinejwm94 said
Two nice old guns that should do great on the penny-start.I think the number of bids will increase should you decide to describe the bore in addition to mentioning how well they will perform on a hunt. It’s my opinion that some potential buyers will not take the time to contact the seller and ask about the condition of the bore. Describing the bore also prevents surprises that a winning bidder might have and might result in a repeat customer. For example, I have a second model 1890 that looks really neat, but it has a pitted bore from end to end, and it will still make a good squirrel or rabbit gun.
Good luck on your auctions!
James
James,
I did better than try to describe the bores. I have loaded photos of the bores for both of these rifles. They are in great shape!
Thanks for the hint
Michael

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