Help Identifying Winchester Rifle????
Part of my late Father In Laws collection. I think it is a Winchester Model 1917 but not sure because it has Foreign symbols stamped on it.
It Does Not have a Winchester stamping on it except for Maybe the Serial number which starts with a W.
Need to identify before I list on GB.
Any help is much appreciated.
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/1.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/2.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/3.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/4.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/5.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/6.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/7.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/8.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/IMG_20130630_190833_319.jpg
It Does Not have a Winchester stamping on it except for Maybe the Serial number which starts with a W.
Need to identify before I list on GB.
Any help is much appreciated.
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/1.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/2.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/3.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/4.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/5.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/6.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/7.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/8.jpg
http://liwebbuilders.com/1917/IMG_20130630_190833_319.jpg
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It appears to be a Pattern 14 Enfield made for the British by Winchester, 1915-1916. Caliber .303.
Looks like the stock has been refinished with a lot more shine than when in the army.
There is a lot of history behind these from almost a hundred years ago, and I don't know much of it. There is a lot to be seen if you search.0 -
As Hawk states; definitely a Pattern 14 made by Winchester with a stock that has been refinished. 0 -
Thanks all for the help. With the info. you provided I was able to successfully list the item. Here is the No reserve auction.
http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=3514095360
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