Old Firearm Experts?

[OttoMan]

If you're out and about this weekend I will be set up at the Duluth Infinite Energy Arena gunshow. Look for the Purple Tables with all the antique guns on them.

What time starts the show?

 

[Rabbit2047]

What time starts the show?

Sat 9am-5pm
Sun 10am-4pm

 

[whh4918]

Hey guys, thanks for the quick replies. I mostly stay browsing on the guns sale/trade side of ODT. It was nice to see how many people replied so quickly. Rabbit2047 thanks for the heads up on the gun show, I doubt I’ll be able to make it this weekend as I travel for work and will be gone most of April and need to finish a few things up before the, but maybe in the future. I’ll post the specs and photos of the guns below. Thanks again guys.

Winchester - Model 67 - 22LR

• action moves a bit, single shot bolt

Winchester 1873 - 38 Cal

• lever action, action still cycles and fires.

Marlin 990 - .22 lr semi auto

• immaculate condition.

Browning A5 - Light Twelve

• True Belgian Made, gold trigger, 3G date stamp.

 

[whh4918]

Sorry, took a ton of pics

 

[whh4918]

1 more time

 

[Rabbit2047]

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Do you happen to have the serial on the '73 Winchester? By .38 cal I assume you mean 38-40?

 

[whh4918]

Do you happen to have the serial on the '73 Winchester? By .38 cal I assume you mean 38-40?

yes I believe .30-40, which i think is one of the few cartridge size/calibers The rifle was chambered for at the time. I can maybe pull a serial number when I get home today.

 

[whh4918]

Serial # best I can tell is 319024 B (or 8 instead of B, but looks like a B)
Rabbit2047

 

[Rabbit2047]

Serial # best I can tell is 319024 B (or 8 instead of B, but looks like a B)
Rabbit2047

According to my books that's 1890 manufacturer.

Conservative market value is $1200 on that one. The 38-40 isn't the most desired caliber but it's still a great gun.

 

[whh4918]

It’s definitely not in the greatest condition. The steel seems like it would need to be cleaned up and the wood has a chip on the fore grip, stock seems okay. The wood and steel just seem to have a sort of tarnish over them. The lever cocks the gun and it fires. It also goes into the safety position and cocked position with the hammer. Overall seems in good condition for age. Thanks for the info. I will leave you some positive feedback for your time. Any idea of worth on the others? Thanks again.