Milsurp After Hours

shes a 'short' only , winchester winder musket , late version , and in fairly decent shape - abit over 11000 purchased in about 1918-19

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im looking for a correct sling - not sure which will be best , thinking an M1887 trapdoor or M1907

Well that's different How does it shoot?

That's the first one of them I've ever known about or seen.

Beautiful I want one.

WOW

Very nice indeed, its been on my wants list for years.

You can't help but love falling blocks.

Saw and shot one many many years ago, it was as nice as yours. The owner treasured it and rightly so.

Travelled a few hundered miles three or four years ago on the whisper of on for sale, when I got there it wouldn't have made a poker, not restorable safely.

thanks , ive not shot it yet - still digging in my boxes looking for the 22shorts , i know i have some here somewhere

shot it - it shoots very well , far better than i can with irons and my 60 year old eyes

I have 34 22 rifles and still don't have one of those.

Lovely rifle, i would be proud to have that in my historic .22 collection.

Joe