This exceptional Winchester Model 1873 Third Model Saddle Ring Carbine, manufactured in 1905, is chambered in the desirable .44-40 Winchester Center Fire caliber and features a 20-inch round barrel, saddle ring, ladder-adjustable rear sight, and straight-grain American walnut stocks. The carbine is described as being in exceptionally fine condition, retaining over 80% of its original barrel and magazine blue finish and approximately 85% receiver blue, with excellent walnut stocks retaining much of their original varnish. The bore exhibits strong rifling, and the action operates smoothly with solid lockup. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum factory letter confirming its original carbine configuration and .44 caliber chambering, this well-preserved Winchester Model 1873 combines classic frontier-era styling, desirable original finish, and factory documentation, making it an outstanding example of one of America's most iconic lever-action firearms.
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This exceptional Winchester Model 1873 Third Model Saddle Ring Carbine, manufactured in 1905, is chambered in the desirable .44-40 Winchester Center Fire caliber and features a 20-inch round barrel, saddle ring, ladder-adjustable rear sight, and straight-grain American walnut stocks. The carbine is described as being in exceptionally fine condition, retaining over 80% of its original barrel and magazine blue finish and approximately 85% receiver blue, with excellent walnut stocks retaining much of their original varnish. The bore exhibits strong rifling, and the action operates smoothly with solid lockup. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms Museum factory letter confirming its original carbine configuration and .44 caliber chambering, this well-preserved Winchester Model 1873 combines classic frontier-era styling, desirable original finish, and factory documentation, making it an outstanding example of one of America's most iconic lever-action firearms.
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