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  1. Is this a 1861 j henry Saber?

    It’s a bayonet. I’m nowhere near an expert, but I do know that.
  2. San Quentin Riot Gun?

    If it's not original then someone went to a good bit of trouble to fake it. To me the patina looks right.
  3. 450 Marlin Curiosity

    IMHO the cartridge is a dead-end experiment. I doubt it will become a collectible, so the value is as a user. There might be a slightly greater value in Alaska where a bump in factory power could be more critical. Otherwise for someone who handloads the level-of-effort to load 450 Marlin...
  4. Winchester model 94 from 1905

    Awesome. Glad I could help.
  5. Winchester model 94 from 1905

    The best place to look is gunbroker's ended auctions - look for the ones that actually had bids. https://www.gunbroker.com/Lever-Action-Rifles/search/completed?Keywords=winchester%201894%2025-35&Timeframe=1&Sort=1&PageSize=48 Yours is tough, though: * It's been refinished, which limits...
  6. Winchester model 94 from 1905

    No idea at all as to the value. I don't thing 25-35 is a popular caliber which may bring the value down.
  7. Winchester model 94 from 1905

    Looks restored to me. Appears to be some pitting under the blueing on the barrel.
  8. Funny thing about old Winchester prices....

    The exposed hammer '97 can be used in Cowboy Action Shooting, ergo the demand.
  9. Old Gun

    I saw plenty like it in the markets in Kabul. I doubt it's ivory - probably camel bone. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk
  10. Inglis Hi Power Stock

    Looks too clean to me. IIRC only the real ones are legal to assemble with a pistol. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  11. Anyone have a clue on this one

    I agree probably not a real one, and I wouldn't fire it. I picked up a few similar at the bazaars in Kabul. Most likely a copy made for the tourists. Nice wall-hangers, though. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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