I once asked an auctioneer what it takes to have an auction. He said something to sell and two guys that don't like each other very much.

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I don't see that $ here.

Sounds like their AI used every single shot word it knew to hit every search engine optimization algorithm to get people to look. 

Could be like the Johnny Cash song one piece at a time…. I would like to to see how a rolling block works in a Steven’s😱

This is what happens when clowns sell guns that they have zero knowledge of. A regular occurrence these days, unfortunately.

Every time you are the last bidder at an auction every single person in  the room thinks you paid too much

The description of the rifle frightens me, it's a combination of misrepresentation and hyperbole, it must have been written by a realtor.....

Manufacturer: J. Stevens (Receiver) / Winchester (Barrel) 
Model: Custom Rolling-Block
Serial: 20879
Caliber: .22 LR
Finish: Blue
Barrel Length: 29.75"
Optics/Sights: Sight Block Mounts
Stock/Grips: Schuetzen Style Stock/Butt Plate with Tiger Stripping Pattern Walnut and Pistol Style Grip
Action: Single-Shot, Falling Block Action / Ballard Arms Model Drop Lever
Markings: Standard

Bryant Ridge's Analysis:

This stunning Winchester Model 1885 "Low Wall" is a spectacular example of a dedicated, vintage Schuetzen-style target rifle, meticulously configured for ultra-precise offhand shooting. Built on the iconic John Browning-designed falling block action, this rifle immediately draws the eye with its breathtaking, deluxe walnut butt stock showcasing intense fiddleback grain and a deeply curved, pronged Swiss buttplate tailored to lock perfectly into a marksman's shoulder. Fitted with a heavy, heat-dissipating octagon barrel topped with classic external-adjustment target scope blocks, the entire setup screams golden-era rimfire or small-bore bench rest competition. Whether it left the New Haven factory as a rare, premium special-order piece or was later transformed by a master period gunsmith, this rifle stands as an exquisite fusion of mechanical precision and functional artistry, built for a time when competitive shooting was a gentleman's game of absolute patience and skill.

This is the danger of someone who knows little about a particular gun feeding limited info into an AI that knows less!  The result is kinda frightening!  If that seller has that many sales, I can only assume the vast majority of them were black rifles and plastic pistols.
It takes all kinds, I guess!
Froggie