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1842 Springfield Musketoon made in 1847 in 69 caliber. It was probably used in the Mexican War, then rifling was put in and it was used in the Civil War. After that It was probably sold to a civilian or taken home by a soldier. Then stolen by a Comanche or Kiowa. Then taken back by a pioneer family during a fight with Indians around Goldthwaite, Texas. That is the story I got from a family in Goldthwaite. It had been in their family for over 100 years.

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Not very old compared with many here - Winchester Model 1897 made in 1912.
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A ca. 1890 Stevens Arms & Tool No.36 Gould Model .22 Target Pistol.

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Recently sold my 1872 NYS roller in .50-70

So now it's a toss-up between the 1882 vintage S&W DA top break in .32, or a Birmingham-made SXS from a maker gone by 1890....
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These three. A double barrel 50 caliber pin or teat fire pistol. A old collector friend gave it to me 40 years ago. No makers name or any proof marks. Must date to 1840s. My buddy thought it might have been a "boarding pistol" for pirate or sailor as it has a couple screw holes for a clip for a sash. The S&W american dates to 1870, has had the barrel chopped back. It was found in a old barn being tore down in montanna at a old stage stop. The 1858 new model remington probley dates in the late 1860s.
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1859 Sharps .22 Short pepperbox.
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Carl Gustav 1894 Swedish Carbine in 6.5X55....1898 manufacture. My Grand Dad bought it back in the 50's, still in the cosmoline, but my Dad chopped at it a bit.
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My W W Greener 12ga.
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S&W #1 .22 short, made in the late sixties, 1860's. Still works great and I shoot it from time to time. I've had older ones.

Rihmfire, I can find you some 38 rimfire ammo--I believe I have a few laying around. pm if interested.
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1890's hammer 12 bore - by Midland guns -

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1899 Winchester 1894, .30WCF. I need to dig some out and do a photo inventory...
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Norwegian 7.5mm Nagant, Belgian made 1895:

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Marlin 1893 rifle in 30 WCF with 28" octogon barrel, full magazine, takedown built around 1895
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Parker 20 ga made at the turn of the last century, 1900.

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An old Hopking Allen Forehand 12 guage single-barreled shotgun, made soemtime between 1902 (when Forehand Arms weent belly-up and became hopkins Allen Arms) and 1914 (when Marlin absorbed Hopkins Allen, bringing an end to the long line of companies originateing with Ethan Allen),

Big Daddy bought this old shotgun ninth or tenth hand back in the late 1930's or early 1940's, he paid the grand sum of $5.00 for it. He gave it to me when I was 17 or 18, FWIW, it was the first shotgun I ever fired and it kicks like a mule.

The old scatter gun has a 32" barrel and walnut stock with surprisingly good figure. Finish is non-existent and the bore is badly pitted and the stock is cracked at the wrist. Value? Probably about the same as it was when Big Daddy bought it over 60 years ago. But I'd not swap it for a stack of $100.00 bills as tall as the shotgun is.
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The average age of my modest collection of guns is just over 100 years old. My oldest rifle is a Winchester Model 1876 made in 1886. My oldest (and only) sixgun is a Colt SAA built in 1882 and my oldest shotgun is a side by side hammerlock made by Clabrough and Bros. around 1882 plus or minus a bit. My newest rifle is a Winchester Model 94 made in 1954.
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Winchester 1886 in 45-90 made in 1891.

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1851 Adams blackpowder double action pistol. I'll bet you think S&W had the first DA but they didn't. This revolver was made in London, England and used by the British Army in several conflicts.


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rangerider7 wrote:1842 Springfield Musketoon made in 1847 in 69 caliber. It was probably used in the Mexican War, then rifling was put in and it was used in the Civil War. After that It was probably sold to a civilian or taken home by a soldier. Then stolen by a Comanche or Kiowa. Then taken back by a pioneer family during a fight with Indians around Goldthwaite, Texas. That is the story I got from a family in Goldthwaite. It had been in their family for over 100 years.

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I have a small frame deluxe 1881 32/40 Marlin with DST. It was made in
1886. The bore still shines like a new dime.
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Sad to say, currently my oldest gun is a 1930 Winchester Model 75 Target rifle. Used to own older pieces, but alas... no longer.......

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1894 Marlin 38-40 made in 1894. Belonged to my grandfather. he died when my father was 4 years old.

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Trapdoor Springfield 1884 Cadet. I think without looking.
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Model 1903 Winchester, born in 1912. One original box of .22automatic cartridges. God Bless.
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Sixgun wrote:S&W #1 .22 short, made in the late sixties, 1860's. Still works great and I shoot it from time to time. I've had older ones.

Rihmfire, I can find you some 38 rimfire ammo--I believe I have a few laying around. pm if interested.
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A Ballard .32-40 is my oldest. I did own a couple longrifles that were some older, but they slipped away
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The oldest working gun I own is an 1863 Purdey 12b that belonged to the Earl of Sefton. The oldest gun I have overall that I wouldn't shoot is a pistol from the Ottoman Empire that is dated to the early 1700's ,that was discovered in an excavation in what is now New Egypt in 1976. It is something around a .69 caliber with a percussion ignition that goes back to the infancy of percussion. The curator told me it would have belonged to an Officer or someone of royal decent based on the embellishments with brass, copper, bronze, silver and gold. The action still cocks and the hammer falls when you pull the trigger!
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Nothing I currently own is all that old. The most aged would be a Winchester 1886, caliber .38-56 WCF, that was made in 1890. Despite being a rifle that was undoubtedly fired with highly corrosive powder and priming the bore is in excellent condition, a testament to the care it received from the previous owners. :)
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Here is my oldest. It is a 1871 Remington Military Rolling Block in 45-70. It is in great shape and is fun to shoot. :D

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Colt "Old-Line Open Top" 1872. I do have a pinfire from about the late 1840's, but it is not functioning at the moment, so I won't count it! :D
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I think the oldest guns I have are an Allen & Thurber Pepperbox (.31)and a Sharps Pepperbox (.22 short) I just picked up. Both date back to about 1860. But, the oldest guns that I own that I currently shoot are:

An 1873 Springfield Trapdoor in .45-70:

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An 1884 Springfield Trapdoor also in .45-70:

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And, one of my favorite shooters, a Winchester Hotchkiss Model 1883 Magazine bolt action in .45-70:

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Model 1889 Marlin made in 1892, great shooter despite a pitted bore :D :D
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fknipfer wrote:1851 Adams blackpowder double action pistol. I'll bet you think S&W had the first DA but they didn't. This revolver was made in London, England and used by the British Army in several conflicts.


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needless to say, Colt never put this reolver into production.
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"Just" 1917, in the form of a great ol' Winchester 1894 saddle ring carbine, found at a pawn shop on a ten-degree day on the Western Slope in Colorado. Nicely used--but not abused--as the well-kept working ranch gun it probably was. It turned out to be a completely issue-free gun other than some dry wood easily rectifiable without "risking" a refinish.

Perhaps more interesting, however, is a find for a friend at a small local shop: a Colt SAA ca 1880. I saw it in the case, noted some finish problems (beyond the typical expected), but also noticed it was blackpowder era, so it was an old one--and raised interest further. I said nothing to the clerk. When my friend and I returned, we examined the gun further and decided it needed some faurly considerable work to make it into a silk purse,...but was still a steal, realizing fixing its "issues" might ultimately make it less so. Turned out it had been re-blued, but poorly--almost painted black, with major flake off sections--looking like an early post-64 Winchester. A subsequent visit to our Coltsmith also revealed a buggered up cylinder retention screw, actually requiring a re-tap/thread, but the fix cosmetically unnoticeable. Some internal clean up and adjustments, external de-finishing, basically further "antiquing" of an antique, and installation of appropriately worn--but not gone--period-correct hard rubber grips resulted in this stellar piece of history....and his (and my) favorite among many otherwise "superior" Colts in his collection. We haven't (yet) lettered the gun...more anticipation! .
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1847 First Model Dragoon Colt Walker....Born in 1849 still works!

1873 Springfield Trapdoor...serial 130XX, still has firing pin spring so it predates 1876, but has 1877 rear sight.

1873 Winchester...made in 1881
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I don't have any pics yet, but the oldest I have is a Fox Sterlingworth that was made in 1917. Still does a number of rabbits and birds, but 2.5 in (12 ga) shells have been a challenge to come by.
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Digger wrote:I don't have any pics yet, but the oldest I have is a Fox Sterlingworth that was made in 1917. Still does a number of rabbits and birds, but 2.5 in (12 ga) shells have been a challenge to come by.
That comment caught my eye. Do you mean 2.5" 12ga shells that are safe for this particular shotgun or literally 2.5" shells?

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I gotta take some pics before I respond
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Sharps 1859 Four Barrel Pepperbox -

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Measures some .30 caliber rimfire - firing pin device rotates 90 degrees each time it's cocked. Cartridge is 308 - for size perspective.

Given to me by an older grateful lady patient - who inherited it from an ancestor.
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Probably an 1850's dated Harper's Ferry 1842 model musket. I have a few other that are close in age, but that one is probably the oldest.
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That comment caught my eye. Do you mean 2.5" 12ga shells that are safe for this particular shotgun or literally 2.5" shells?

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Although I am sure that 2.5" artillery shells are hard to find, I was referring to 2.5 inch 12 gauge shells that are safe for this gun.
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Some neat stuff here.

Old Time Hunter can you post a picture of the Colt Walker. From what I've read, not many of them survived??
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19th century English Manton S/S 12 guage hammer gun with damascus barrels in poor condition.
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I dont own any truly old firearms. My oldest would be a Smith and Wesson Victory Model 38. It was shipped in early 1943.
My oldest rifle is a 1962 marlin 39A.
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1969 Marlin 1894 .44 Mag (sorry ) :lol: :lol:
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I will have to line up my 99s one day and take a pic of them. My oldest rifle would be my 1906 made 303 savage 99 then it would be a mod 54 Win that when I bought it was a .30 Newton I think it is spelled that way? I had it re barreled to 308 Norma mag as the bolt face was already modded.
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1898 Krag Carbine

1993 marlin 30-30 mfg 1906

1890 Win 22 mfg 1896

Remington model 14 in 25 Rem. mfg 1912 .

Those are the oldest ones I have and they shoot.
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S&W American, Russian first model, a reject from the 1st Russian contract. (Old, Old Model) shipped in September 1872.
Next is a Walther P38 made in February 1943 ac over 43 in excellent condition.
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