Gav-n-Tn
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Does anyone have one of these? There's a specific section in that I need copies of.
Thanks! Right after I posted, I found a PDF online of the 49th and got some screenshots of page 96. It was special section on loading for the Winchester 1876 (Centennial).I've got a 50th
Don't believe mine has that. It has some history stuff but not on the centennial specificallyThanks! Right after I posted, I found a PDF online of the 49th and got some screenshots of page 96. It was special section on loading for the Winchester 1876 (Centennial).
Fingers crossedMaybe…lemme check
You'd probably want more than $5 for it though.
Is not for sale but I woulda copied whatever you neededYou'd probably want more than $5 for it though.
@markwondi hooked me up with some pictures which I appreciated as well as your offer. But, nothing like having the book in front of you.Is not for sale but I woulda copied whatever you needed
I seem to have painted myself into a corner with the lever actions I currently have. Other than a first year 9422, the others are chambered for either obsolete, virtually nonexistent or somewhat difficult cartridges to source components for like 35 Rem, 356 Win, 375 Win, 45-75 Win and 32 Short Colt/32 Rimfire. I've had 32 Spl, , 30-30, 357/38, 45-70 and 450M but, they found new homes over time. I'm not inclined to load with black powders. That article is probably one of the better compilations of smokeless data out there for the 45-75 Win.Great thread, and i enjoyed reading the info that Brian Pearce wrote. Im a Levergun Hunter, dont have a 76, but I'd sure enjoy one if I did! Nothing like deer hunting in woods - mountains, on foot, to get a close shot with a good Levergun!