Original U.S. Winchester Model 1873 .32-20 Lever-Action Repeating Rifle with 24" Shortened Octagonal Barrel, Half-Length Magazine, and Factory Letter - Serial No. 126596A - Manufactured in 1883 m The lid notes that there

The lid notes that there was originally also a grass skirt included

it may have crossed over the Khyber pass into Afghanistan

but no major pit rust or similar oxidation

The bore shows only some very lightly scattered pitting along its length

CO Major Sam Brown and Capt

Original U.S. Winchester Model 1873 .32-20 Lever-Action Repeating Rifle with 24" Shortened Octagonal Barrel, Half-Length Magazine, and Factory Letter - Serial No. 126596A - Manufactured in 1883 m The lid notes that thereOriginal Item: Only One Available. Known throughout history as "The Gun That Won the West," the Winchester Model 1873 became one of the most successful and influential repeating rifles ever produced. Favored by settlers, ranchers, lawmen, hunters, and frontiersmen alike, the Model 1873 earned its legendary reputation through reliability, rapid firepower, and the practical advantage of sharing ammunition with popular Winchester and Colt revolvers