What model of lever is this?

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What model of lever is this?

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Is it a shotgun? I'm just not sure. :?

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Post by Gun Smith »

1887 Winchester.
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Post by Jaguarundi »

Yup, a 1887 winchester lever shotgun. :) Several years ago a few new chinese made repros were imported.
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Post by C. Cash »

I think you fellas pegged it. The photo looks a tad too early for it to be a 1901 Winchester 10 Gauge, but slightly possible.
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Post by Pete44ru »

It looks a tad early to be Chinese, too. :wink: :mrgreen:
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C. Cash wrote:I think you fellas pegged it. The photo looks a tad too early for it to be a 1901 Winchester 10 Gauge, but slightly possible.
IIRC the 1901's came with 36" barrels.

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Theone in the pic looks too short.
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Post by Old Ironsights »

But yeah, this should pretty much prove it's a 1887/1901 design.
The recievers are the same.
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Post by hfcable »

1901's had a variety of barrel lengths: i have one that is 32" and another that is 24", both appear to be factory work.
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Post by Pete44ru »

I bet they had hacksaws then, too ! :wink:
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Here a dressed up one.

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Here's the full race version. Action work, Top gun feed two, 5 degree negative pad and choke tubes.

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