Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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rbertalotto
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Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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I just got a flyer from Dixie Gun Works with some amazing deals....Being a sucker for ANYTHING in 38-40 they have the Uberti 1866 Carbine on sale for $825! Can't beat that with a stick.

Ordered one up lickity split! Never seen them prices anywhere that low for a brand new Uberti!
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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Post plenty of pic's when she arrives :mrgreen:
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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D'oh!
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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Dang! That's really tempting, especially since I just sold a couple of SAAs and my gun money runneth over.
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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M.M., if you're flush, why not share the wealth and buy my Snider in the classifieds so I can buy a .38-40!

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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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If only it was a '73... :mrgreen: I've always liked the look of the '66s, in other peoples hands... The best looking ones have a nice patina to the brass, dull going dark... Pics are de-rigor!
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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I already have the rifle version in 38-40....Figured it needed a stable mate.....

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And a 73 in 38-40

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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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sharp look'n rifles
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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rbertalotto wrote:
And a 73 in 38-40

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Man that's sweet :mrgreen:
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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I didn't used to be a fan of pistol-grip buttstock rifles, but since I bought my Uberti 1873 Sporting Rifle, I wouldn't have a lever rifle without it. 24" Octagon barrel; & chambered in .45 Colt, & BOY is it a work of art!!! Also have 2 Marlin 336s in .35 Remington as well. You'll LOVE that Yellow Boy, but then, you already know that. Have fun, jd45
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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Roy, you have some really lovely irons there.
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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Here's a few more of my Lever Collection

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Henry Iron Frame 44-40 "1 of 1000"

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1893 Marlin 38-55

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1889 Marlin 38-40

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Winchester 94 Sporter 38-55

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1895 Marlin "Custom"

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1873 Winchester 38-40

Lots more pictures of these and others here:
http://public.fotki.com/Rbertalotto/thi ... t-go-bang/
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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Roy, I hate to judge before all the facts are in but I'd say you might just qualify as a levergunner! :lol:
Good gracious that's a nice collection!
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Re: Couldn't resist! 1866 in 38-40

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A couple years ago I didn't own one lever action..........Found this site and the Sport of Cowboy Action Shooting and miraculously the lever actions started appearing! I have no explanation! I have something like 16 of them now......Honest...It just happens!
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