Original U.S. Winchester Model 1886 .40-65 Rifle with 26" Octagonal Barrel made in 1892 - Serial 72663 U.S. Marines USMC We want Educated Aware Customers

We want Educated Aware Customers

2nd Pattern side action lock Brunswick rifles (1847) are much rarer than the back action 1st Pattern of 1837

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this P-1796 Light Cavalry Saber complete with iron scabbard both fully Regimentally marked is ready to display

so we are fairly confident that this was done at arsenal with parts from damaged revolvers

Original U.S. Winchester Model 1886 .40-65 Rifle with 26" Octagonal Barrel made in 1892 - Serial 72663 U.S. Marines USMC We want Educated Aware CustomersOriginal Item: Only One Available. This pretty much is the Cadillac of late 19th century big game hunting rifles! Many consider the Winchester 1886 to be the finest lever action repeating rifle ever made! This very fine example is in . 45 65 Government caliber (marked 40 65 W. C. F. over the chamber) with a long 26" barrel, and full length magazine tube. It has the classic winchester "rod" front sight, and the rear sight is the iconic "Full Buckhorn"