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I am looking for a new production, new or slightly use Winchester 1885 Traditional Sporter in 38-55. This is a gun with a pistol grip and shotgun style butt, as opposed to a curved butt. I you know where there is one for sale, please let me know. Thanks NRA Patron member | ||
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df06 One of my sources said they will not be available until after the first of the year. | |||
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ok, thanks I thought they had stopped making them and was not aware that more production was coming. NRA Patron member | |||
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Damn! http://www.winchesterguns.com/...ail.asp?id=534183117 It´s a really nice rifle. Since a few years, I´m searching a rifle chambered for the .38-55. And I´m a absolute single shot fan, "one shot is enought". But it would be very difficult to get this new produced Winchester rifle here in Germany. Hmmmmm........ Martin | |||
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Hmmm.... I asked some general dealers for import such a rifle. But I got not really "good" informations. It´s impossible, to order such a rifle. Shown at the shot show, the rifle is "out of stock" in the USA? Can´t believe this. Martin | |||
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I did not know they made one in that configuration. I had one of the older ones and sold it. I thought I could put a BPCR stock on it but It wasn't possible. I had an original action rebuilt into one with a 12 twist half round barrel to match the Browning BPCRs I have. | |||
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No they have never made this rifle. They have been advertised about a year now. I expect they will show up on the auction sites first. | |||
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hope so just got their 2011 catalog and they are not in it NRA Patron member | |||
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CDNN had them in 3 different lengths but sold out of the long and mid length barrels almost immediately. Think they still have trappers | |||
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Try C. Sharps Arms in Big Timber, MT. I have one of their hi-walls in that caliber and really enjoy it. | |||
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I believe I saw this configuration on sale at www.cdnnsports.com | |||
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The "shotgun butt and pistol grip" configuration in .38-55 has not been put on the market so far as I know. When it is, it will probably show up at the auction sites like Gunbroker first. | |||
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I ordered one from C Sharps yesterday/ Thanks for all the help. NRA Patron member | |||
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Well done! Please photos when you take delivery. | |||
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Yes, pic´s would be cool. At the moment, I stopped my current projects. In Germany, the discussion is restartet, to get a gun tax. Bremen will do this from 01/01/2012, 300.-€ /gun , every year. Other counties will do this than again. Or in the future complete Germany. I have 19 guns......... Martin | |||
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In Germany, the discussion is restartet, to get a gun tax. Bremen will do this from 01/01/2012, 300.-€ /gun , every year. Other counties will do this than again. Or in the future complete Germany. I have 19 guns......... That is really bad. I pray it does not happen. Is the groove diameter of these Winchesters .375 or the original .378 to .380? | |||
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Great choice df06, I expect photos and a writeup when you get to testing. What's the specs? Barrel, sights, finish.. | |||
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specs are 38-55 pistol grip and cheek piece 28" full octagon standard weight barrel Exhibition wood single set trigger no barrel sight, but a tang fold up peep and covered post up front Hope to have it in March Thanks NRA Patron member | |||
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The Highwall 38-55 tested tested by Mike Venturino I believe was a .377 and was very accurate. However it was the crescent steel butt with straight grip version. | |||
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Hello, The rifles are now in stock as of the Friday before Christmas. (http://www.winchesterguns.com/products/catalog/itemdetail.asp?id=534183142 ) I just received the rifle above, but in the caliber of 45-70. It is absolutely beautiful. If you are on the fence about getting one, I would heartily recommend it. I can’t wait to get a chance to take it to the range (I have been a bit busy). The rifle has all of the qualities that I wanted in an 1885; pistol grip, full tang, and a 28” barrel, in a not-to-heavy package. All I have to do now is find scope mounts so I can do load development. Then it is to get a good set of iron sights. Next? Jordon | |||
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I saw a 45/70 on Gunbroker but the guy said he would not be getting the other calibers. | |||
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