uberti 1892? no info anywhere

looking at more pics the sideplate bolts and the barrels look the same as the rossi.
the front stk tho w/o the brass cap on it looks diff and it has a blue band not a brass one..but yeah..id say it a rossi 92
 
I like my rossi, but your only looking 550 brand new, and i hear some are lemons

Also, you should be able to read rossi or braztech 357 on the barrel above the stock, why would that be unlegiable?
 
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The trade for a 336 is well worth it, IMHO - just keep in mind that the brass receiver will in no way safely shoot loads as heavy as a steel receivered M92 can withstand.

( Your location made me remember drooling around a kick-azz Harley dealershipn a ways South of you, on the main drag into Englewood, Rte 776, a few years ago.)


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Howdy

I'm pretty sure Uberti never made a replica of the 1892. They make replicas of the Henry, 1866, and 1873, all toggle link action rifles, but no 1892, which is a more modern design. Rossi and Taurus make replicas of the 1892. I have seen brass plated 1892 replicas someplace, perhaps Chiappa.

This is the Uberti logo. If the gun was made by Uberti, this will be stamped on it someplace.

uberti_trademark.jpg


Let's be sure of what we are talking about.

This is a real Winchester Model 1892. Notice the shape of the receiver.

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This is the Model 1866, also known as the Yellowboy. Notice the differently shaped receiver.

http://www.uberti.com/1866-yellowboy-rifle
 
thanks man. the pics help but I did see the diff in the receivers. I also noticed the diff bolt patterns on the receiver.
the front stock looks just like the original Winchester you posted.
this thing really has me thrown cuz I see something that looks just like it..except the forestock had a brass cap..or maybe a brass band instead of blue. or maybe the receiver is diff like you mentioned. so far the rossi in brass is the closest thing to the pics I been sent.
this deal was gonna happen in the mail but I think im going to have to do it ftf somehow..alot of uncertainty in this deal with i.d.ing this rifle

thanks for all the help. i really was coming to a dead end lookin for it
 
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