Catalog Item

Winchester Model 1866 Fourth Model Saddle Ring Carbine, .44 Rimfire

Fourth Model Winchester 1866 saddle ring carbine with a 20-inch round barrel, listed in .44 Rimfire with a possible factory centerfire conversion noted in the supplied description. The description identifies it as an antique and notes a Cody letter.

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Listing Details

$4,899.00

Category
Winchester Rifles
Manufacturer
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Model
Model 1866 Fourth Model Saddle Ring Carbine
Era / Year
Year not provided
Serial Number
159574
Caliber
.44 Rimfire; possible factory centerfire conversion noted in the supplied description
Condition
Lightly cleaned original brass receiver with crystal lattice mottling; barrel and magazine tube are gunmetal gray with patina. Rear sight appears to be a period replacement and rear barrel band screw is replaced. Forearm fits well with no cracks or splits; buttstock is in very good shape but fits poorly around the receiver and tang. Bore described as fair, rated about 7.

Catalog Notes

Description

Winchester Model 1866 Fourth Model saddle ring carbine, serial #159574, with a 20-inch round barrel. The supplied description lists .44 Rimfire and says the carbine appears to have a factory centerfire conversion. The receiver is lightly cleaned original brass with crystal lattice mottling, and the side plates fit well. The supplied description reports that the loading gate works perfectly and describes the action gate as very good. The barrel and magazine tube are gunmetal gray with patina, and the barrel bands are original. The barrel address is clear but light, and the front post sight is original. The carbine-style rear sight is described as rare and of the correct vintage, but it does not appear original to the gun. The rear barrel band screw is a replacement. The forearm is in good condition with no cracks or splits and fits well. The buttstock is in very good shape but does not fit well around the receiver and tang. The bore is described as fair, rated about 7. The supplied description identifies the carbine as an antique and notes a Cody letter; the supplied Cody records document is included as a gallery image.

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