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.25 Stevens? Is that the 25 Stevens Rimfire? Or is it the .25-20 Single Shot? Sometimes that is called the 25 Stevens. Sometimes the 25-21 and 25-25 are also listed as 25 Stevens.

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I guess I would reconsider were that the case. Moot point though at this point.

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Mike,
You might have made the contact @ 24 hour..
Good Luck!

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Mike, Thanks, I've had a couple PM's with him so hope it works out. If I have this figured out correctly over 900 people have viewed my post on seven forums.

As a last resort I'll drop a note to the auction company. Sometime this works, other times not so much.

One time a large well known auction company had a Niedner rifle for sale. I recognized the rifle and as a matter of fact I had (still have) a pile of letters between Niedner and the owner discussing this rifle. I asked that they contact the owner, they told be they would be happy to auction off the letters. I still have the letters and the owner does not have the history. (it's a smooth-bore 1886 Winchester)

I've also had a good experience, I wrote a letter to the company that auctioned the John Amber estate and asked them to forward a letter to the man who bought the Stewart Edward White rifle. They did, we became friends and twenty some years later I bought the rifle.


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I've done all I know how to do finding the new owner and have come up with nothing.

The short answer is it was a .25-21 by Fred Adolph and pictured in one of Whelen books.

At this time I just don't know if it was Whelen's or not, he did write about shooting a .25-21.

The rifle has a new buttstock that looks a lot like that guy from Dowagiac.

Without a new owner that I might ask questions of that's about as far as I can go.


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