Winchester 1892 32-20

[D-gunner]

Unless you MUST have the Winchester I would also look for a Modell 53 Browning. I purchased new years ago and love it.

[Bad Ass Wallace]

Wallace
I might be a bit out of touch but I think it would take a pretty nice 32/20 down south to make $1000 and thats only a bit over $600 US - guns that have been refinished or otherwise messed with and still decent shooters - I reckon $600 - $700 would be about it - whats the story in Brisbane area?

There are very few Winchesters that are "un-bubbered", many in poor condition, re-finished with varnish ect. Probably the ratio of 1:6 would have a full magazine, but buyers are asking $AU400-700 while untouched ones $AU900-1200.

I have 'horse traded' over many years to assemble a collection of original pieces that have barrels that I would rate 9/10. Starting with a little 25/20 (1906) 1/2 mag, that has a near mint bore, a 44/40 (1896) 1/2 mag that is 10/10, a 94 in 32/40 (1927) full mag. I paid a premium price to get a good one!

Using soft cast boolits and mild loads in these rifles, you will never wear out the barrels (only polish them) and you have the satisfaction of using original rifles that are or near 100years old.

[pietro]

Any one got a ladder sight in their parts bin ? Prefer an original is I can find one .

https://homesteadparts.com/shopcart/pid_1407.htm

http://www.gun-parts.com/winchesterrifle/

https://www.dixiegunworks.com/index/...EAR+SIGHT+LATE

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[GOPHER SLAYER]

I bought the '92 pictured many years ago for $80. It is chambered in 32-20. This is one that Bubba never got his mitts on. I would guess and it is just a guess that it would sell in the US for about $1000. My brother has it now, in fact he has many guns that I sold him when I needed ready cash.