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    4 didget WINCHESTER US Model of 1917

    Hi everyone,
    I am new to this forum. Just wanted to share with other forum members my 4 didgit
    Winchester and the rest of my US Model of 1917 collection. 4 Eddystones, 2 Remingtons
    and 2 Winchesters. and my messy basement.

    Thanks for looking,

    Pat








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    Nice collection. How many of those do you shoot? I see you are from "The Peoples Republic of New Jerseystan". Watch showing off that many rifles, antigun Gov might come looking for you & want to know what you need all those rifles for. LOL

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    I shoot one of the eddystones with a HS barrel

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    Pat,

    Thanks for the great picture. I'd be looking for one of those early Winchester M.1917 aswell. Contratulations on yours!

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    Great pictures and the four digit Winchester is a fantastic find. I've read about the "W" only markings. Good to finally see one.

    My sons and I shoot in a vintage military silhouette match and several of the other shooters do quite nicely with the 1917's

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    Pat, welcome to Milsurps.com. I is a pleasure seeing so many very nice M1917 rifles. And as Calfed mentioned, to see a "W" marked is nice to finally see. All of them are of great interest. Impressive!
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    Thank's Bill,

    I got the "W" Winchester at an on line auction. The description for the rifle at the auction was that it was a US Model of 1917 Winchester, so I bid on it, and got it. Didn't know what I had until I picked it up from my FFL Dealer here in NJ.

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    Buddy, is that the remnants of a red band I see? Great rifle by the way, thanks for sharing.

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    Jess,
    Yes, that is remnants of a red band. The only thing is that is a thin band not a thick red stripe which I have seen on other rifles.

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    You have found a unique niche, very nice collection.

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