steve white
AH ambassador
Have to remember a day when folks were particular about iron sights because they envisioned using them. Lots of now forgotten sights like the Sourdough, flat topped blade, etc. that would hardly be considered today?
Don’t sell this
Kansas, USAWhat state are you located in?
, I do have a couple of sentimental guns from my grandparents -- the Parker Trojan 20 gauge he bought with his paper route money in ~ 1918 and her Savage Model 99. The Model 70 has found its third owner. He is excited about the rifle and its history, so I know it's found a good home!Omg it looks fabulous. I'm thankful it found such a great owner who is so psyched to have her!Just wanted to give a big thank you to @Garciamarquez1918 for this rifle deal. Excellent communication, the rifle arrived packed for world travel and was waiting for me when I arrived home from out of country travel. I’ll also drop a big thank you to Vintage Gun Scopes out of Corvallis, MT who graciously outfitted the rifle with a period correct Unertl, along with a set of Steve Earl mounting blocks. I threw on the GI sling for good measure! Garcia, I’ll be taking her out for antelope this fall just for old times sake. Thanks again and thanks to AH for being the conduit.
You need this to rest that rifle in! https://shop.joesalter.com/1950s-Winchester-Factory-Wooden-Shipping-Crate-Model-70“Death From Afar - Vol 1” discusses the Van Orden serial numbers; many of which including this one, are known and stated.
