Maybe they will be the TTN ones
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Maybe they will be the TTN ones
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Here you go. Kinda pricey
It's obviuous our laws don't stop crime. We need a 45-70 government!
Gun control defined:
The theory that criminals who are willing to ignore laws against rape, torture, kidnapping, theft, and murder, will obey a law which prohibits them from owning a firearm; and disarming decent people, or restricting them from having access to firearms to prevent criminals from achieving their goals.
I believe the TTN ones were made in China as well. As far as I know, 1887s were only made by Winchester, a factory in China, ArmiSport Chiappa, and for a very limited run, a gun manufacturer in Australia whose name escapes me at the moment.Originally Posted by TGC
Awesome, Thanks, John. I'll take you up on that offer to be notified. :D
What's an original 1887 worth? Sounds like it wasn't that big a seller for Winchester way back when, so assume it's a bit rare.
Well i'd sure like to see 'em back in. Cool shotgun to add to the collection.
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They are cool and I want one.
regards,
Arnold
Me.
The wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept
"It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold
So what are we looking at in price?
Mine set me back $725, but it's first year production 4 digit ser # and I wouldn't even consider letting it go for twice that. The 2 5/8 chamber is a bit of an issue with the originals but Kent Gamebore makes low pressure smokeless 2.5" shells.What's an original 1887 worth? Sounds like it wasn't that big a seller for Winchester way back when, so assume it's a bit rare.
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