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El Tigre Model 1892 Saddle Ring Lever Action Carbine

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  • charliemeyer007
    I would think perhaps a proof mark might be your path.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigre_(rifle)

    added "the company began to market the first El Tigre rifles in 1923." I'm thinking the earlier rifles were Tigre, but is wiki so you should do more research.
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  • rufe-snow
    Spain went to mandatory proof marks, after he First World War, (circa mid 1920's?). As Charlie noted if there are proof marks? One should be a coded date.
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  • jpc
    No proof marks on the metal.
    On stamp on the underside of the stock, but cannot see it clearly.
    Serial # starts with an A Possibly pre 1920

    thanks for your input
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  • TRAP55
    I don't know if there is a DOM list, but the A prefix started in 1927. The ones from 1931 on have the Republican Bank proof stamp. Made from 1919-1937. Nothing is really clear on the patent rights, some say Winchester sold them the rights for 5 years, then they made some minor changes to continue product by Spanish patent law. .44 Largo is the most common chambering, that's what the Spanish called the .44/40 Winchester.
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  • jpc
    Trap55
    "DOM list, but the A prefix started in 1927"

    that is good enough for me and do appreciate your input and help -again- ?

    ps: I also found the info a little sketchy on these little beauties ??
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