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What's a winchester 1776?
- Thread starter boomerang
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maybe she meant a Winchester 71, not a Winchester 17?
jhrosier said:
ahhh- even better than my 71 line of thought. You sir, must be correct.
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Must be one of those very rare Winchester lever-action flintlocks![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Seriously, Winchester wasn't around in 1776.
The first Win. lever action was the model 1866 (.44 RF)
The Model 1876 is the long-action version of the famous Model '73.
Of course, Winchester has made a ton of wackey M94 commemoratives.
I wonder if one of them was some sort of 1776 commemorative?
Yep! found a couple of "USA Bicentennial 1976" commemoratives on GunsAmerica.
Seriously, Winchester wasn't around in 1776.
The first Win. lever action was the model 1866 (.44 RF)
The Model 1876 is the long-action version of the famous Model '73.
Of course, Winchester has made a ton of wackey M94 commemoratives.
I wonder if one of them was some sort of 1776 commemorative?
Yep! found a couple of "USA Bicentennial 1976" commemoratives on GunsAmerica.
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