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NEW 1866 Winchester.....$3200!


Rancho Roy

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I just read in the trade magazine "SHOT" that Winchester will be offering an 1866 reproduction, fully engraved in 44-40 for $3200 in 20126

$3200 seems large to me for a repro...........

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"Fully engraved" is probably where the money is.

 

 

Waimea

 

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I just read in the trade magazine "SHOT" that Winchester will be offering an 1866 reproduction, fully engraved in 44-40 for $3200 in 20126

 

$3200 seems large to me for a repro...........

 

Doubtful I'll be around in 20126 to enjoy it anyway. :D

 

Be nice to see an 1866 offered in 44 Special from ANYBODY right now...

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...Be nice to see an 1866 offered in 44 Special from ANYBODY right now...

 

Uh, in stock at Cimarron.

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No need to wait 18,000 years....

You can have one in 18 days for something over $14,275 !!!!!

 

And It Is Purdy !!!!!

 

Check it Out, lots of pics................ http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=531725298

Posted

I just read in the trade magazine "SHOT" that Winchester will be offering an 1866 reproduction, fully engraved in 44-40 for $3200 in 20126

 

$3200 seems large to me for a repro...........

 

 

"Fully engraved" is probably where the money is.

 

 

Waimea

 

:FlagAm:

 

Probably Laser or photo engraved

Like this 92

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but if it's actual hand cut engraving that is not near enough money.

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Uh, in stock at Cimarron.

Finally? I'll have to check.

 

When I was down in at Texas Jack's over the summer I was told they had not had a 44 Special '66 in quite some time and were not expecting any in.

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If it is made BY Winchester in a factory in the USA, then it is not a reproduction.

 

If it is made FOR Winchester under licence by another company in some other country but are allowed to stamp "Winchester" on the gun, it is still a reproduction.

 

In my opinion.

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If it is made BY Winchester in a factory in the USA, then it is not a reproduction.

 

If it is made FOR Winchester under licence by another company in some other country but are allowed to stamp "Winchester" on the gun, it is still a reproduction.

 

In my opinion.

Winchester ceased to exist several years ago. The name "Winchester" is licensed. None of the lever action Winchesters currently on the market are made in the USA. They are made in Japan. Even the venerable old Model 94 is now made in Japan. Which is fine since Miroku makes superb firearms.

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That is over 18,000 years away. I won't hold my breath. :)

Ya beat me to it!! :lol:

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Is there such thing as Vanilla in Japan?

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