Thinking about selling one of my Winchesters. Which one to keep???

IMHO keep the '95. Everybody and his brother has a .357

Rio

everybody but me how much??? I do have a rossi Model 92 in 454 casull but it's not a winchester, but it kicks like a colt

I HAVE 'EM BOTH; How can you possibly keep house without both in your stable ??

WIL TERRY said:

I HAVE 'EM BOTH; How can you possibly keep house without both in your stable ??

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Well, I thought about replacing the Model '92 with a '94 Trapper in 45 Colt.

Buy the trapper,I have the 94 trapper in 45C & 44mag they are fun and serious companions too

Keep the 95. I've got a B-92 in .357 and just love it but I'd still keep the Model 95 in 30/40.

Keep the 95; 30-40 is the right caliber for the 1895.

greyman said:

Keep the 95; 30-40 is the right caliber for the 1895.

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I agree.

It's a whole different Ballgame than a '92 Chambered in .357 Magnum.

I have to agree with the consensus to keep the 38-40 for the reason of a correct western caliber. Plus the 357 might sell easier if someone is buying it to shoot. Both nice guns in perfect condition and I expected no less in Hopalong's collection.

I can offer up a winchester trapper in 30/30

Thanks, guys!

I would sell the 357 ,which will sell easily, and to replace it ,get a Rossi 92 trapper with large loop barrel and 16 inch barrel. You will still walk away with $400-500 . I have a bunch of Winchesters ,and clones. The 92 in 45 Colt Win ,shoots no better than my Rossi 92 ,or a Uberti 73 . The slickest of the bunch is a Browning 92 in 357. The 92 Trapper I picked up used ,has a slick action, gold bead front sight. and yup I can spin cock it. The 357 is practical , cowboy tactical, fun to shoot and cheap to feed. Picked it up for $400 as new, but better. Can keep the bigboy for a collectible and come out ahead. That's my story and I'm stickin to it

When in doubt, keep them both.