WINCHESTER mod 1890 22 W.R.F.

Need some help... Trying to find out the value of a winchester given to me by my uncle.Any info would help THANKS. WINCHESTER mod. 1890 manufactured by the winchester repeating arms co.conn.u.s.a. pat june 26.88 dec.6.92. nov.27.06 may.30.1911 - model 1890 plain stalk, octagon barrel 21 and 3/8 inches 596595 A. with gun case stamped j.c.s.co c.f.b. 1913

did you find out the value, I have the same gun looking for the same info?

yeah, im a local gunsmith in Kansas City, Missouri and i looked into it and it's worth about as much as a used piece of toilet paper. Better luck next time.

You guys think very highly of your south end!!!
A decent Model 1890 can bring a couple of thousand dollars. That's expensive tissue!!!!!!!!!!
The 596595 serail number puts manufacture at 1918 a bit off from the 1913 stamped on the gun case.
The .22 WRF is most closely similar to a .22 Mag nowadays. The ammo is still produced by Winchester but on limited supply and can be a bit expensive and tough to find, compared to typical .22 ammo. Variations of this rifle can drive the price quite high for .22 cal bores. I have seen them sell for + $6000!! Seriously expensive tissue.

Like all other old rifles the condition dominates in addition to special order features like deluxe wood and special sights. Since you are all members send in some photos and the value might surprise you.

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