Winchester Firearms 

 

An exciting follow-up to the classic first volume, now in stock by gunbooksales.com.  This book is a must have for connoisseurs of the Winchester Single-Shot and avid students of things Winchester! In this incredibly researched sequel to John Campbell's original work, The Winchester Single-Shot, collectors of the Model 1885 will uncover a trove of new information - much of it never before published. What's more, all Winchester collectors will find amazing knowledge and insights that have been buried for over a century. Learn the human side of Winchester through detailed biographies of the men who made Winchester a legend. Probe the surprising secrets of Winchester's model room. Revisit the art and precision of the W.R.A Co. drafting rooms and manufacturing shops that helped forge American history. And tour the dark but revealing recess of the Cody Firearms Museum vaults. It's all here between the covers of The Winchester Single-Shot, Volume II. Hardcover. Your Cost $55.00 ( Specify Volume II on the order form )

 

The fascinating story of the Winchester Single-Shot is presented here in an all new, comprehensive and entertaining style. The Winchester Single-Shot is largely drawn from unpublished archival material. Now, in one attractive volume is virtually everything you'll ever need to know about on of the most admired and sought after rifles ever made. 300+ photographs, tables, design drawings, charts and memoranda. Rudi Prusok, editor of the American Single-shot Rifle News says "it's the authoritative book about Winchester Single-Shot Rifle. Get ready for a good read!" Hardbound. Your Cost: $55.00 ( Specify Volume I on the order form )
 
 

"For Collectors Only" Series by North Cape Publications:

The first new book on these earliest Winchesters in twenty-five years, and the first to provide a complete, part-by-part description including dimensions, finishes, markings and variations. The venerable, and very collectable "Yellow Boy," the "Gun the Won the West" and the scarce Model 1876 are completely analyzed and described in text and charts. All serial
number lists have been revised and are included, courtesy of U.S. Repeating Arms Company. Your Cost: $19.95
 
  The second in this study of Winchester lever action repeaters, the first in twenty five years, covers the extremely popular John M. Browning-designed Models of 1886 and 1892. These are currently the hottest collectible Winchesters because of their affordability. As in Vol. 1,  Pirkle describes each model on a part-by-part basis by serial number range complete with all
finishes, markings and changes to each and every part. He also provides detailed appendices to assist the collector.  Your Cost: $19.95
  This is the third volume in Arthur Pirkle's study of the Winchester Lever Action  Repeating Rifles. The Models of 1894 and 1895 are examined and described on a part-by-part by serial number basis. All dimensions, markings, finishes and any changes to a part are listed complete with its serial number range of use. Parts are described so thoroughly that one will be able to differentiate between "Winchester-manufactured," after-market or reproduction parts. This volume provides a complete and detailed description of every one of these changes. Experienced collectors know that the value of the firearms in their collection depends in large part on their authenticity. Know that your Winchester lever action repeating rifle is correct; if it isn't, let Arthur Pirkle show you how to replace incorrect, or worse, reproduction parts. Your Cost: $19.95 Describes the elusive and little-known "Trench Shotgun" and all other combat shotguns used by U.S. military forces. All U.S. combat shotguns are examined and described part-by-part by serial number range. Winchester Model 97 and Model 12 trench and riot guns are described fully by serial number range. In addition, military trench and riot guns manufactured by Remington, Ithaca, Savage, Stevens and Mossberg are also described, complete with factory and Ordnance Department markings, serial number ranges, finishes and special points of identification. Combat shotguns in use through the Vietnam War to today are also described.  Your Cost: $15.95

 


 

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