Richard,
Even though I am a fan of the Model 1892’s I would have to bet that the comparative “rarity” of the Model 64 carbine in 25-35 would be a better investment over time. There are just LOTS more 1892 carbines out there.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
Bert, Michael, thank-you both for your respective recommendations.
Kind of thought so but always best to hear it from the experts!
Always appreciate your collective expertise and insight regarding Winchester rifles. Again, thank-you both for being responsive to my numerous inquiries in the past and others I am sure, to come.
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