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What goes around does indeed come back around!

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What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by fortyshooter » Wed Jan 12, 2022 10:34 am

Called Taylors and Co. to ask if they knew how to find the date code of build on the Uberti 1873 rifles since I have had no luck finding the two letter code anyplace without taking it apart. The tech guy said "give me the serial number and will see what comes up'.

Now remember I bought this rifle from a Cabela's in Fort Worth Texas back in mid December.

So he looks it up and says " Oh yeah we sold that rifle from our shop in June 2012", How about that it was sold in Va. made a long journey around and I brought it back home! What goes around comes around back....sometimes! Great folks at Taylors & Company!

From what I have read the 44 Magnum 1873 Carbine first came out in 2012.
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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by Cofisher » Wed Jan 12, 2022 3:27 pm

Good deal forty! Glad you got the good news. Sweet to have an early edition.
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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by Headhog » Wed Jan 12, 2022 4:53 pm

Nice story and a tip of the hat to the folks at Taylors & Co. Nice to know that rifle is back where it belongs.

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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by Rifletom » Wed Jan 12, 2022 6:15 pm

That is a good story forty. Glad it found it's way home. Now, to the range!

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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by GFK » Wed Jan 12, 2022 8:16 pm

Interesting. So, the rifle has been setting for about 9 years? I buy my Henry in 2017. Yet, it has a born date of 2015. I was surprised that it had set that long. I think that it may have set for about 2 hours from the time I saw it until the time I said, "I will take it." That is about how much time it took me to run an errand and figure out that I left a nice rifle setting in a rack. Nonetheless, nice looking rifle!
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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by fortyshooter » Wed Jan 12, 2022 10:10 pm

GFK wrote:
Wed Jan 12, 2022 8:16 pm
Interesting. So, the rifle has been setting for about 9 years? I buy my Henry in 2017. Yet, it has a born date of 2015. I was surprised that it had set that long. I think that it may have set for about 2 hours from the time I saw it until the time I said, "I will take it." That is about how much time it took me to run an errand and figure out that I left a nice rifle setting in a rack. Nonetheless, nice looking rifle!
Well the rifle wasn't sold as new as it was a previously owned rifle that was in Cabela's Gun Library. How many owners I don't know.

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Re: What goes around does indeed come back around!

Post by GFK » Thu Jan 13, 2022 3:50 pm

fortyshooter wrote:
Wed Jan 12, 2022 10:10 pm
GFK wrote:
Wed Jan 12, 2022 8:16 pm
Interesting. So, the rifle has been setting for about 9 years? I buy my Henry in 2017. Yet, it has a born date of 2015. I was surprised that it had set that long. I think that it may have set for about 2 hours from the time I saw it until the time I said, "I will take it." That is about how much time it took me to run an errand and figure out that I left a nice rifle setting in a rack. Nonetheless, nice looking rifle!
Well the rifle wasn't sold as new as it was a previously owned rifle that was in Cabela's Gun Library. How many owners I don't know.
Oh. Okay. My H009 was sold as new. Hopefully, I will be able to pass it on to a grandkid.
Actions speak louder than words (Matthew 7:16-20).

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