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Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: Paul D. Heppner] #7838673
04/05/23 07:40 AM
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I grew up with the 1890 in 22 long only and the model 62a, later in life the model 62. They shoot like they have eyes…lol, my dad bought me the 62a in about 1963 for $30 in a junk store in pristine condition!


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Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: Paul D. Heppner] #7838704
04/05/23 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul D. Heppner
I have to say the pumps are pretty slick especially the Remington's and Winchester's. I'll never not have one. I also have a Remington 141 GameMaster chambered in 35 Remington to match up with the 121. Both carry the factory peep sight. I'm always on the lookout for a 141 carbine in nice shape. Don't see many of them around. It seems when you do find one they are well used and could use some cosmetic TLC.

The 1890 wasn't chambered for the 22 magnum. Actually was the 22 WRF ( 22 Winchester Rim Fire).

You're correct, not sure why I was thinking that.

Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: ] #7838736
04/05/23 08:38 AM
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I'm usually pretty diligent and do my homework before I buy something, especially guns. Maybe this time I didn't dig deep enough. I read the the .22 WRF was all but obsolete making the rounds all but impossible to find. Now I see that's not the case. That would have opened up a lot more options. I wanted something that wasn't just a relic but something I could shoot.

I also read these are caliber specific meaning a rifle chambered in .22 WRF or .22 LR won't cycle .22 Shorts. Maybe that's bad info, I don't know.

Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: ] #7838747
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Originally Posted by Posco
I'm usually pretty diligent and do my homework before I buy something, especially guns. Maybe this time I didn't dig deep enough. I read the the .22 WRF was all but obsolete making the rounds all but impossible to find. Now I see that's not the case. That would have opened up a lot more options. I wanted something that wasn't just a relic but something I could shoot.

I also read these are caliber specific meaning a rifle chambered in .22 WRF or .22 LR won't cycle .22 Shorts. Maybe that's bad info, I don't know.

Regarding the Model 1890, I'm pretty sure it will only shoot (and cycle) the 22 round it is designated for.

Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: TraderVic] #7838754
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Originally Posted by TraderVic
Regarding the Model 1890, I'm pretty sure it will only shoot (and cycle) the 22 round it is designated for.

That's what I read.

Re: Model 1890 Winchester [Re: ] #7838784
04/05/23 09:36 AM
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I have a 22 short and a 22 long, yes they are caliber specific.

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