£ 2,000.00Winchester 1873 half mag 24 inch half round/octagon 38-40 - For Sale
Winchester 1873 half mag 24” half round/ half octagon
cal: 38-40 SN 125757A mfg 1882
one of the most rare combinations. Deluxe wood.
No major rust and seems to have original finish. Bore is all pretty decent for age with no rust and light pitting. All functions perform and this gun is well shootable.
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