Standard Catalog of Winchester Firearms
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Winchester enthusiasts of all interests will benefit from the expertly analyzed prices, 500 superb color photos and technical details featured in this one-volume reference. With five grades of pricing for Winchester rifles and shotguns manufactured between 1866 and the present, technical details, trend reports for popular models, with this guide you can immerse yourself in years of Winchester history and performance details. - Guides you through the production history of America's top three firearms manufacturers
- Winchester "The Gun that Won the West" is among the most collectible guns in today's secondary market
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Standard catalog of Winchester Firearms
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Fantastic. Excellent value for money. Beautifully illustrated with all colour photos. Brilliantly detailed. An absolute must for the Winchester collector.
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Standard Catalog for Winchester Firearms
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Standard Catalog of Winchester Firearms
Great Book! Very informative. Could not be more pleased.
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Save your money; this book is a waste of it
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The first book of this series that I bought was "The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson", 3rd Edition, which is a well-thought-out book full of information on each model; good detail, some unique information and a gem to the collector's library. Naturally, I thought that the editors would have husbanded subsequent books in the series to be of comparable quality.
Sadly, it didn't happen. The "Standard Catalog of Winchester Firearms" and its companion "The Standard Catalog of Colt Firearms" are just awful. I'm reasonably certain that they were rushed into print for Christmas and the product that went to the public shows it.
The illustrations are of good quality, but who cares? One normally expects that firearms books be organized chronologically, and that they actually contain information that comes from other than the company advertising brochures. The thing makes no sense to me and is a total waste of money. I'm not even going to try to resell it; I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
If you want a book on Winchester, there is only one available and always has been: The Winchester Book by George Madis. Sure, the photos are not in color but what the hey...it's CRAMMED with the information the collector needs to help make his decisions. The only way to fly.
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