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I have two Model 1892 Winchesters: a saddle-ring carbine, cal. 44WCF,w/ 20" barrel, ser.153xxx. I believe it's all original. All exterior metal is patina. The stock and forearm do not appear to have ever been refinished and are dull with some minor dings. There is a 1/8th inch hole drilled crosswise through the middle of the stock, 4" forward of the butt plate. Also have a take-down sporting rifle 24"round
barrel, straight grip walnut stock and capped forearm. Ser. 43xxx. Finish is combination bluing and patina. A 1.5" x 2.75" piece of the stock is missing on the right side where it joins the receiver, however the stock is well secured to the receiver with thr original screws and shootability is not affected. The rear sight is cracked and missing the elevation slide. The action on both guns is solid. These guns have been in my gun cabinet for over 30 years. I am now in the process of liquidating all my guns. Can you give me an idea of what these two Model 1892's are worth?
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