Premium for antique specimens made prior to 1899 with serial numbers lower than approximately 111193. Prices are influenced by caliber, with larger calibers bringing a premium. 50 Express 20 percent premium for case colored. About 350 Model 1886 Muskets were produced. Musket: 30' round barrel musket-style forearm, with one barrel band. Carbine: 22' round barrel full or half magazine, with straight-grip stock and plain forearm. Extra Lightweight Rifle: 22' round barrel full or half magazine, with straight-grip stock fitted with a shotgun rubber buttplate and plain forearm. Extra Lightweight Take-down Rifle: 22' round barrel full or half magazine, with straight-grip stock fitted with shotgun rubber buttplate and plain forearm. Take-down Rifle: 24' round barrel full or half magazine, with straight-grip stock fitted with shotgun rubber buttplate and plain forearm. Fancy Sporting Rifle: 26' round or octagon barrel half or full magazine fancy checkered walnut pistol-grip, with checkered forearm. Sporting Rifle: 26' round, octagon and half-octagon barrel full or half magazine straight-grip stock, with plain forearm. The new value of a WINCHESTER 64 rifle has risen 52.45 dollars over the past 12 months to a price of 1,148.17.

A WINCHESTER 94 rifle is currently worth an average price of. The 12 month average price is 1,176.97 new and 1,037.15 used. Our database contains values of serial numbers through 5103248 which ended the year 1982. 33 WCF Model 1886s were available in several different configurations: 1. A WINCHESTER 64 rifle is currently worth an average price of 1,148.17 new and 1,065.67 used.

Rifle was available in 10 different chambers. In near mint original condition, the rifle was sold at auction by Rock Island Auction Co. Army Captain Henry Lawton following his capture of Apache leader Geronimo in September of 1886. The historic rifle with serial number 1, had been presented to U.S. NOTE: A new record price for a single firearm was established in April 2016, when a very special Winchester Model 1886 rifle sold for $1.265 million. Rifles with these options, a separate evaluation should be made by a reliable source. Winchester provided a large selection of extra cost options on Model 1886. For this reason, case-hardened rifles will bring a premium. In 1901, Winchester discontinued the use of case-hardened frames on all its rifles and used blued frames instead. Model 1886 Rifles and Carbines were furnished with black walnut stocks, case-hardened frames, blued barrels and magazine tubes. Winchester introduced Model 1886, in order to take advantage of the more powerful centerfire cartridges of the time. Data is based on the best available information from the time but there is no guarantee that all serial number and year combinations are 100% accurate.Based on a John Browning patent, Model 1886 was one of the finest and strongest lever-actions ever utilized in a Winchester rifle.

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