winchester model 75-T
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Rpg
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I acquired one earlier this year as a lower cost replacement for a long gone Winchester 52C.
Shoots as well as I can.
Beautiful rifles.
Congratulations.
Shoots as well as I can.
Beautiful rifles.
Congratulations.
thanks. I was originally looking for a 52B. when I found one I was taken aback how heavy they are. that is one big heavy rifle.
really enjoying this one. acquired a 61 and a 63 earlier this year as well.
now a 69A is on the hit list
really enjoying this one. acquired a 61 and a 63 earlier this year as well.
now a 69A is on the hit list
bigolddave
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What you need now is a 75 Sporter.
Rpg
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The same weekend , I got a a pre war Winchester M 60 (single shot 22 bolt action ) for my 9 year old grand daughter. She loves shooting it !!
This gun came from an era when gunsmiths were required to build guns and pride of ownership was a requirement. Unlike today when you buy your plastic and pot metal guns from Walmart.
explorer13421
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Earned NRA Distinguished Expert Smallbore with Winchester Model 75-T serial number 40269. Sold it when I needed the money. Would like to find it again. If you know where it is, please contact me.
italiansport
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A bunch of these Winchester 75s that belonged to the various branches of the military and were used for training were declared obsolete surplus and cut up and scrapped along with thousands of M1s ,M14s, Colt 45 auto etc. during the Clinton Administration. I'll stop here with just the facts to avoid getting "political".
Jim
Jim
jessebogan
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My brother wound up with Dads DCM purchased one. That is one fine shooting rifle Dad bought and sold a lot of guns before he passed away, but the model 75 was a definite keeper. It has the military markings.
Just got a new old stock Lyman 77 for the model 75. The inserts for the Winchester 105a front site are impossible to find.
You had to give $4.50 for that front sight? I'm shocked!
Nice looking 75 HARDWARE.
My old 75, serial#1005, 1938 came from an estate sale with everything pictured for $300.00. Somebody dressed it up with the ivory inlays.
I'm afraid I payed a little more than $4.50
I've got the Winchester bug pretty bad right now. I've seen your spectacular collection thruout some forum searches. The model 61 was what got me started.
Now I'm on the lookout for a 69A
I've got the Winchester bug pretty bad right now. I've seen your spectacular collection thruout some forum searches. The model 61 was what got me started.
Now I'm on the lookout for a 69A
Let's see, 69A. You'll have to have a standard, grooved, match, target, junior target shooters special, then there are the chrome trigger and bolt models. After that you will have the bug and want all the original 69s and dual sights. Give up now, there is no hope. You also know the model 72 is nearly the same rifle only tube fed don't you?
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