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Winchester Model 1892 fm 1907: Need information about and value of. 32-20 17.5 inch

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Winchester Model 1892 from 1907: Need information about and value of. 32-20 17.5 inch Thanks!

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That’s a beauty! They are very hard to find these days.

Alan
 
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Information and value?

That will take a hands on inspection and a paid appraisal by a professional.

1. The SN must be run to determine if that's the original barrel length.
2. It must be inspected for any non-period replacement parts.
3. The list goes on and on and on and...


Nice old rifle.
 
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Wikipedia should help you with info.

Saw like models for @1800$ asking, depending on bore, closer inspection, and party's interest,

possibly upwards to @2500$. THIS IS NOT A BID. Those are a representative sampling of

asking prices. Actual buyers may offer less. YMMV.
 
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I understand... As this is a computer forum of course I was looking for something more informal.... I believe this to be cut down, not original barrel length. but I am not sure. Is that any chance you might direct me to a source for looking up the SN?
 
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The Cody Museum in Wyoming is the repository of old official Winchester records. They will provide you with the information they have on your rifle... for a price.
 
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A Model 1892 short rifle configuration was available with special order barrels of 12', 14' and 15' called a Trapper's Carbine. Most are in the 15' length and chambered in .44-40 WCF. Most of these carbines went to South America and to Australia. This is a very rare variant and almost never encountered over 30% condition - most are 'brown' guns. Prices typically vary between $3000 and if-you-have-to-ask-you-can't-afford-it.
 
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Its beautiful, tight, and shoots well.. I have $176 in it.. so Im feeling pretty ok... 1908, bobbed, likely sell for $600-900 sound about right?
That all depends on who wants is and how badly they want it. Ya gots ta cultivate yer clientele.

$176.00? You should be feeling okay!
 
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