I assume you were as torn by jealous rage as I was when the feds stumbled over that 1873 Winchester leaning against a juniper in Great Basin National Park.
Why can't I ever find neat stuff like that?
But it helps a little to see a writer put it in perspective and -- perhaps -- guarantee the old classic will never be sullied by display in SSRs such as Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York.
The most popular common variation was the round-barreled carbine, which sported a 20-inch tube and was—in essence—the AR-15 of its day: fast, maneuverable, and high capacity.
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