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Winchester 1866
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North Country Gal
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Re: Winchester 1866
The duller look is probably more authentic, too, as I'm sure folks shooting those originals, back in the day, weren't spending a lot of time polishing that brass. For a lot of those folks, these were working guns, not fun guns.
Re: Winchester 1866
hmmmm, each to his own liking. My Henry is one of the very few really nice things I own. When not in use, it's a gorgeous trophy piece and gets the buff up to keep it that way.
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Re: Winchester 1866
Sweet little collection,and they are awesome lever rifles!
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A individual can't be a Navy.
A individual can't be a Air Force
A individual can't be a Coast Guard
A individual can be a MARINE! Semper Fi.
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dddrees
Re: Winchester 1866
If1Hitu wrote:Sweet little collection,and they are awesome lever rifles!
Thank you sir.