Igorrock
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09/04/14 05:39 AM
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Winchester 1895 at auctions
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Those will be for sale in Walter Borg´s auction in Stockholm, Sweden 13.04.2014 http://www.walterborg.se/auktion/
Winchester, modell 1895, kal. .35 WCF
Winchester, modell 95 Take Down, kal. .405 WCF
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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nice rifles in a good caliber also
maybe you change the name of this post so long its possible igorrock into "Winchester 95 at action" so we can use it in the future again for such rifles
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Igorrock
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09/04/14 10:46 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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As you wish;
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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wonderful, lets start to fill it with known rifles for sale in beautiful Finland
9,3x53R for 500 euro
http://www.pyssypuoti.fi/kauppa/product_details.php?p=842
9,3x53R for 390 euro
http://www.pyssypuoti.fi/kauppa/product_details.php?p=936
8,2x53R for 350 euro
http://www.pyssypuoti.fi/kauppa/product_details.php?p=1327
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NitroX
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09/04/14 11:25 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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Weren't some of these rifles, rifles ordered for the Russian Army? I remember Czarist Russia made an order of lever action Winchesters for its Army. What calibre were those?
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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yes the rifles in finland are sporter made from this old russian military rifles in 7,62x54R when the military caliber became illegal for hunting by law
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Igorrock
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09/04/14 11:40 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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Almost all finnish Winchester m95`s were originally russian military version which caliber was 7,62x53R. Most of them has been converted to finnish factory wildcat calibers i.e. 8,2x53R and 9,3x53R as you could see if look lancaster´s foto text more carefully. The reason for that caliber transform was contemporary law which said that rifle caliber for moose hunting had to be bigger than 7,62.
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NitroX
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09/04/14 11:49 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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I would snap one or two of those up for those prices quickly if they were here and did not cost me a $1000 (???) or at least $500 to get here ...
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mckinney
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10/04/14 01:01 AM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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I'm tempted myself, not only by the 95's but also the early Type B. There is also a decent prewar Model 70 supergrade in .220 Swift and a couple of interesting Sakos in the sale, not to mention a Korth revolver and a couple of interesting Smiths. As you say though, the cost of getting these to the US including importer fees, transport, customs duties, and freight forwarding will be very close to $500 per gun unless one buys 10 guns or more, and not much less even then. (I always estimate $250 per gun beforehand to ease the buying decision, but know full well it'll come in at $500).
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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..every time I see a Winchester in .405 or .50/110 with a steel crecent buttplate I see a misconception where the designers still adapted a frontloader rifle design to the then-new rifles. I have shot a lot of Winchesters with crecent buttplate..they are slippery on the shoulder, the shooter have to in-a-cripple-like posture mash his head down to the stock = poor ergonomics. The shotgun butt however improved a lot on the type rifles. Yes..the crecent buttplate does look gracefull in a collectors cabinet.
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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here is your next chance Rigbymauser
a 9,3x53R in a very good shape for sale by Bisgaard&Nielsen
http://egun.de/market/item.php?id=4900184
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Checkman
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01/05/14 02:01 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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Well despite the ergonomics of the rifle they're still great. I've seen one Russian contract Winchester 1895 here in the United States and that was in a museum.
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Ripp
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01/05/14 11:25 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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these are still floating around from time to time in gun shops..saw 2 in Scheels in G Falls a few weeks back..
they are a really cool rifle...saw one in a 30-06 ..would be a great rifle to have...
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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a 405 Win for sale at Widforss in Sweden https://auctionet.com/sv/139853-161-kulg.../images#image_1
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Igorrock
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24/05/14 08:41 PM
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Re: Two nice Winchester m1895
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One nice rifle more, caliber .30-40 Krag
http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=4951857
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Winchester 1895 at auction
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a 35 WCF take down http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=5016937
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aromakr
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17/11/14 02:35 AM
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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A good friend of mine in Colorado owns Elmer Keith's .405 Win Mod 95, its still in great condition, infact he told me he shot it the other day. Bob
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if its possible one day please make some pics it have some interest for the masses
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Ash
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17/11/14 05:51 PM
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+1 on the interests sake! I intend on getting an original pre 1920 (dont ask why, just...that age is nice in my mind) .405 Winchester 1895, so would love to see Keiths!
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some good prices there and calibres, what the import situation from finland wonder if they fancy a swap for a nice marlin444
greenshoots
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38-72 http://egun.de/market/item.php?id=5328969
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Ash
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25/02/15 10:34 PM
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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38-72 is a sexy looking round.
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Huvius
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02/08/15 12:54 AM
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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I just got an 1895 in 38-72 (flatside made in 1896)and am interested in whether anybody here has worked up smokeless loads for one?
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Quote:
I just got an 1895 in 38-72 (flatside made in 1896)and am interested in whether anybody here has worked up smokeless loads for one?
Yep!!.
36 grain Norma 201(very similar to IMR 3031)to a 270grain Lyman leadbullet. Never chronographed it but it was accurate and packed enoungh power.
The cases were reformed .30-40krag. I sized the lead bullets .378cal. If I used .379cal leadbullets the caseneck touched the chamberwalls.
I had a 1895 made in 1903 with round barrel. Lovely rifle.
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Ash
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04/08/15 06:00 PM
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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Nice pick up, Huvius! Post it here? If i get a 38-72 its going to be an 1895 with that rapid taper octagon barrel.
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A lot of Russian 7.62 95's were imported into Canada in the late 60's and early 70's. The barrels were totally shot. Most were re barreled with Lee -Enfield barrels to .303 British.
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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a "7,62mm" for sale in sweden, could be anything 30-40 krag, 7,62x54R ... http://www.walterborg.se/auktion/
Katalognr: 621
GEVÄR, Amerikanskt, fabrikat: Winchester, bygelrepeter, modell 1895, kal. 7,62, tillvnr. 344644, piplängd 71cm, , ställbart sikte, lackad rakkolv med stålbakkappa, rembyglar. Gott skick..
Utropspris: 1000 - 2000 SEKSlutpris: -
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Re: Winchester 1895 at auction
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30-40 Krag SN 2999 made in 1897 http://egun.de/market/item.php?id=5739361
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