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This Winchester Model 1866 Saddle Ring Carbine, manufactured in 1874, is a fine example of one of the most iconic rifles of the Old West. Chambered in .44 Henry Rimfire, this carbine features a 20-inch barrel, a hallmark of the compact and practical design favored by frontiersmen, cowboys, and military units of the era. The rifle remains in very good condition for its age, showing honest wear consistent with over 150 years of history. The brass receiver retains much of its original gold color, with some worn areas adding to its character. The blued barrel and magazine tube exhibit scattered pitting and have aged to a rich brown patina. The walnut stock shows typical handling marks throughout, with a few small chips but no major damage. The bore has some pitting throughout but retains strong rifling, indicative of a well-preserved and potentially shootable example. This is a desirable and collectible Winchester 1866 SRC, a true piece of American firearms history.
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Quantity In Stock:
1
Item Condition:
Very Good
Manufacturer:
Winchester
Model:
1866
Type:
Rifle
Action:
Lever-Action
Caliber / Gauge:
.44 Henry RF
Year:
1874
Serial Number:
119687
Barrel Length:
20"
LOP:
13.5"
Finish:
Blued / Worn Condition – See Pictures
Stock / Grip:
Walnut / Handling marks throughout – See Pictures
Bore:
Good Condition / Strong Rifling
Mechanics:
Excellent
Sight / Optics:
Adjustable Iron Sights
Capacity:
10 + 1
Price: $11,550.00