Worth of these 1886 Win .33 cal & 1892 Win .32 cal
The serial number is 1886 -- 33WIN -- Serial #832XX -- looks like I would expect a gun of this age to look. Forearm is not on gun but I do have it. No cracks in wood.
1892 -- 32Win -- 3139XX -- Perhaps reblued -- no cracked or broken wood. All pieces and parts are on gun.
Looking at a possible trade to get these. What are these guns worth?
1892 -- 32Win -- 3139XX -- Perhaps reblued -- no cracked or broken wood. All pieces and parts are on gun.
Looking at a possible trade to get these. What are these guns worth?
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Hello Gniklah...
The Model 1886 is not worth very much at all... serial number 832xx was manufactured in very early 1894, and the 33 Winchester cartridge was not introduced until March of 1903. This indicates to me that the rifle is a long way from being original or collectable.
The Model 1892 does not sound like it is worth much either... refinished Winchesters are NOT collectable (at least by the people who will pay serious money for one). Also, if it is actually chambered for 32 Winchester, it can not be a Model 1892... but instead would be a Model 1894. If you mean 32 W.C.F. (a.k.a. 32-20), then that is correct for a Model 1892.
In order to give you any kind of a reasonable estimate on the Model 1892/1894, it would really help to know if it is a Sporting Rifle, or a Carbine. Pictures would also help tremendously.
Bert H.
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