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My Tulsa rifle pics.
wundudnee
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Here are some pictures of the Model 69 Dual Sight that I got this weekend in Tulsa. It's in good shape with a good bore and very few stock dings. It has British proof marks on it making me believe it was sent over for WWll and sent back. It has the original Winchester scope that was used for the Model 697. There were very few of these produced in this configuration.
And one for all the cat lovers.[}:)]
Models 43,63,75 and the new 69 Winchesters.
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Whenever I see a cow eat grass, I am reminded that "This too shall pass."............ Baxter Black
And one for all the cat lovers.[}:)]
Models 43,63,75 and the new 69 Winchesters.
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Whenever I see a cow eat grass, I am reminded that "This too shall pass."............ Baxter Black
Comments
Clouder..
That's a nice passel of Winchesters, especially the 63.
Clouder..
Thanks, I am really proud of that rifle, it is a factory scoped 1953 model. It is drilled and tapped, but has no dovetails in the barrel for iron sights. I have never seen another. It's probably 95-98%. The mounts are Redfield, but the scope has been replaced with a 3X9 older Redfield. I understand there are no records at Winchester to find out what the original Redfield scope was.
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Whenever I see a cow eat grass, I am reminded that "This too shall pass."............ Baxter Black
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referring to the M1 Garand
I'm sorry.[:D]
Nice piece by the way .
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