1882 Winchester, which was found leaning against a juniper tree in the masonry stones and branches at a distance of Nevada to a standstill archaeologists who took it, standing as if accidentally left there for more than 100 years ago.
The rifle was found a team of archaeologists in the national park of the Great Basin in November. It will go on display this weekend at the park, head of interpretation.
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They can't find who owned it. Sounds like American gun laws haven't changed at all.
ADK_EMT
Reminds me of the time I was out backpacking and walked off the trail to, shall I say water a tree. Just minding my own business, when I look up and see a hand ax handing from a branch two steps from where I was standing. Hadn't been there as long as the rifle but could have been there for a few years.
ComTeDeLaFere
Oh my lord... The right winger gun nuts on here are just gushing. You'd think they had found a long lost religious relic. Get over it. It's an old rusted out rifle. Not a piece of the original cross.
