Was cleaning out the in-laws and found a few long guns I’d forgotten about.
One is a Winchester Model 92 .32 WCF made in 1930.
The other is what’s pictured.
I hope for Coolers sake it’s not a Parlor rifle as I was about to PM him regarding his lol.
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WTF is this? ID this gun
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Was cleaning out the in-laws and found a few long guns I’d forgotten about.
One is a Winchester Model 92 .32 WCF made in 1930.
The other is what’s pictured.
I hope for Coolers sake it’s not a Parlor rifle as I was about to PM him regarding his lol.
Oh, buddy. I sympathize.
Because that’s a parlor rifle. Could easily be made by Flobert, though it doesn’t really matter.
The letters in a circle show a Belgian post-1810 BP proof; the starred Z is an inspector’s mark from after 1924.
.32 or .22 would be my main question, though the two 2s stamped in there probably indicate .22.
Put it in the classifieds. I dare ya.
Because that’s a parlor rifle. Could easily be made by Flobert, though it doesn’t really matter.
The letters in a circle show a Belgian post-1810 BP proof; the starred Z is an inspector’s mark from after 1924.
.32 or .22 would be my main question, though the two 2s stamped in there probably indicate .22.
Put it in the classifieds. I dare ya.
Might not help, but it’ll simplify a transfer. These were cool little rifles, but if you can’t get ammo for them then what’s the point? It’s a wall hanger. Restaurant decor.
I like your ad, BTW. The best part is that it’s right in the same cohort with COOLER’s stuff. Well played.
