Just a bit high I think. I would think the rifle was very early 1900s maybe 1890s. Would need to see if there is a 4 digit code on the underrib, and check proof codes on barrel flats.

Jeff:

I would be very careful in dealing with Thad Scott, as the one experience that I had with them was definately a bummer. The gun was represented as in excellent condition, but upon arrival was badly off face, and the finish was very worn. I have noticed that they use dark photos that tend to hide problems.

Dave

thanks ya'll

I wasnt interested "For me" just wondering about it...

jeffe