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Old+timer Junior Member Offline Posts: 65 Location: Ft.Pierce, FLA Joined: Sep 24^th, 2025	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #15 - Today at 9:47am	Print Post
	[quote author=676B786663646D7F730A0 link=176132628 It's really impossible to give a value on any gun without seeing it. If I asked you what my '69 Suburban was worth without telling you much about it I bet you couldn't give me an accurate value either. [/quote] I wouldn't be interested in a '69 anything. The number 69 is too suggestive and has too many sexual implications~!


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calledflyer Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 3812 Joined: Mar 9^th, 2015	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #16 - Today at 10:38am	Print Post
	I'm so confused and tired of this line of yours, that when finished I hope it leads the barrel, shoot's patterns and is twice as expensive as any hope of reselling- now or in 'a long, long time'. I am rarely this antagonistic (nowadays), but I make an exception here. Got any new things to talk about, like buying a nice .32rf or something?


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marlinguy Frequent Elocutionist Offline Ballards may be weaker, but they sure are neater! Posts: 17223 Location: Oregon Joined: Feb 2^nd, 2009	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #17 - Today at 10:45am	Print Post
	Old+timer wrote Today at 9:47am: [quote author=676B786663646D7F730A0 link=176132628 It's really impossible to give a value on any gun without seeing it. If I asked you what my '69 Suburban was worth without telling you much about it I bet you couldn't give me an accurate value either. I wouldn't be interested in a '69 anything. The number 69 is too suggestive and has too many sexual implications~! [/quote] I'm not that kinky to tie the number '69 to anything sexual. Or feel it has to have sexual implications. If a guy was warped enough for that he'd have a terrible time when he reached age 69 and had to live a year with that.

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waterman Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 2899 Location: Behind the Redwood Curtain Joined: Jun 9^th, 2004	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #18 - Today at 12:26pm	Print Post
	When Winchester made Low Walls, did they make them in .38 Special? I thought the originals were High Walls. I have only seen one.


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marlinguy Frequent Elocutionist Offline Ballards may be weaker, but they sure are neater! Posts: 17223 Location: Oregon Joined: Feb 2^nd, 2009	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #19 - Today at 1:17pm	Print Post
	Old+timer wrote yesterday at 6:21pm: [quote author=44485B4540474E5C50290 link=1761326284/1#1 date=1761336080] I guess I did make reference to value when I asked 'how deep in their pockets would they reach'. I wouldn't expect anyone to know the answer that. What really wanted to know is do you thing there would be anybody but myself interested in such a rifle~? Or maybe you forgot the title of your thread? "Value of converted Lo-Wall"??

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bpjack Frequent Elocutionist Offline Posts: 3366 Location: East Olympia, WA Joined: May 18^th, 2008	Re: Value of converted Lo-Wall Reply #20 - Today at 2:18pm	Print Post
	The 1916 Winchester sales catalog does not list the 38 special as a factory chambering. Interestingly Winchester does not refer to the rifles and model 1885s, only as the Winchester Single Shot. There is also no mention of low wall or high wall variations in this catalog or the first catalog that the single shot rifle appeared in.

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