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As I alluded to in prior posts, I have been able to bring my Grandfather's Winchester Model 06 into the stable. I remember shooting this gun on his farm in Michigan when I was eight years old. It is chambered in 22 short, long and LR and is the takedown design. Condition is probably Average-Good. These are often referred to as "Gallery Guns" as no carnival was complete in the 40's and 50's without a shooting galley. I still remember the operator loading the rifles with 22 shorts from a tubular feeder and the scent of the powder as I tried to gun down the birds and other rolling targets. Here it is next to the Springfield:



