Anyone have a Winchester model 1902

[bill c68]

Anyone have one? They are a tiny little .22 single, could be considered a youth gun. My father has one in rough shape. I would love to find one for myself. Great little bunny gun and an excellent sidekick for checking traplines ( I am thinking of taking up trappping fro fun/gun money)

Anyway, this isn't a wanted ad... just looking to see if there are any around, but if you do have one for sale... lemme know.

Here is a pic i found online:

 

[K98]

I have a 1904. They're quite similar. Mine however appears to have a shot out barrel! The case will slide in most of the way from the muzzle end. and there appears to be little or no riflings. The accuracy is horrible! I don't think they made it in smoothbore?

Here's a pic I found online.

 

[10mark22]

1902

I have 2 of the 1902's, and one of the 1904. Basically the same, but the 1904 has a heavier barrel. You can still buy an unfinished stock from Boyd's for these for about 45 bucks US. I may be persuaded to part with one of the 1902's, and if you are interested pm me with your e-mail address and I will send you some pics. Later.

 

[K98]

And here's a picture of a model 1900. I've never seen a picture of a 1901 yet!

http://www.winchestercollector.org/guns/w-history.shtml
1899 Model 1900 bolt action single shot .22 RF rifle introduced
1901 Model bolt action single shot .22 RF rifle introduced
1902 Model bolt action single shot .22 RF rifle introduced
1904 Model bolt action single shot .22RF introdued

 

[dixda]

I have a 1902 and a 1904. My 1902 is quite accurate, but will only extract the shorts. There appears to be some errosion in the chamber past the short case dimensions. My father-in-law says that about the time that these rifles were popular, short ammo was about $.25 a box of fifty. As a result of this, the barrels get a little shot out, and the longer cases expand at the end and won't extract easily. Still it's a neat little rifle, somewhat worn, but what can you expect for a kids gun that is 70-100 years old.

 

[bill c68]

Ok, now I want a 1902 and a 1904 and anything else similar!!!

 

[Calum]

Closest I have is a model 12 pump action .22, and it is a sweet little gun.
It came with what you needed, no mods necessary.

 

[mauser]

Here's One At Auction In U.S,

Offered with opening bid of $24.95 required. No bids so far. Auction runs for 5 more days. Buy-It-Now price is $229.95. It's being offered by a seller in Portland, OR on GunBroker.com. The URL to see this auction is at: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=63627770

This post just FYI. Good Luck! ---mauser

 

[jklutes]

I just found a barrel for one of these in my father - in - laws junk room. I would love to find a trigger assembly and bolt for it. I think I found a stock that will fit.Might be a fun project

 

[bill c68]

The bolt and trigger maybe available from a parts supplier... you would be surprised wha t some of them have. Try Western Gun Parts.

If you should find a bolt the trigger is quite simple and is just pinned to the stock.

 

[Second Wind]

if you are talking about the model 02-22, i have one as well.

 

[bill c68]

well I just received one from another CGNer. It is in decent shape, but the bore is terrible (which I was warned about before buying) so if anyone has one in rough shape with a good bore I am interested.
Or just a good one.