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continued 1873 Winchest part 4

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  • rufe-snow
    Congratualtions! It's rare at this late date, to obtain a 125+ year old firearm in factory original condition.

    Don't mean to rain on your parade but your photos aren't visible.


    EDIT #1, If these are the same photos you posted previously? Provide links to your previous posts on the 1873, so that folks can see what they looked like. As I recall they were visible in the earlier topics.


    EDIT #2, Super condition 73, for it's age! Flayderman grades it out as Excellent on his condition standards for antique firearms. You did good, IMHO.
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  • 338weatherby
    They are showing up when I read this thread??

    Not sure what I would be doing wrong posting pics?


    These are new pics that I took
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  • Fatstrat
    How about a pic of entire gun? We want to see it!
    AFter seeing pic. SWEET!!!!
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  • perry shooter
    Well I am no expert But that is a great looking gun and I to believe it is original finish. I think you will be surprised if you use some Kroil an the areas that have slight discolorations Wrap the area in paper towels and let stay wet with Kroil for 24 hours then use some burlap. to scrub. those areas.
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  • 338weatherby
    quote:Originally posted by Fatstrat
    How about a pic of entire gun? We want to see it!


    Here is a link to the original thread

    http://forums.GunBroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=593746

    more pics

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    8584548716_2ff5771ede_b.jpg
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  • 338weatherby
    Consensus is? I guess I'm going with it's a keeper...icon_smile_question.gif
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  • mango tango
    quote:Originally posted by 338weatherby
    Consensus is? I guess I'm going with it's a keeper...icon_smile_question.gif


    If you are going to return it, you can send it to me!
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