USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Winchester celebrates 150 years of legendary excellence during the SHOT Show January 19-22, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada, with exciting daily activities in the Winchester Ammunition booth (#13129).
In conjunction with the Cody Firearms Museum and Winchester Repeating Arms, several historic guns will be exhibited in both booths, with great enthusiasm focused on the Model 1873 found leaning against the tree in the Great Basin, which will be displayed in the Winchester Ammunition booth.
Witness Ryan Kirby, one of the most prolific and up and coming wildlife artists in North America, bring to life three one-of-a-kind paintings Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:00-3:00pm.
Be sure to enter to win one of only 10 commemorative Model 1866 firearms, plus one case of commemorative ammunition. The final drawing will be Thursday afternoon at 3:30pm.
Don’t forget to help Team Winchester members celebrate as well while they visit with attendees each day in the Winchester Ammunition booth.
Cheers to 150 years and counting!
About Winchester Ammunition
The iconic Winchester brand celebrates 150 years of legendary excellence in 2016, a historic milestone representing a steadfast commitment to the hunting and shooting sports traditions and future generations of sportsmen. A world leader in delivering innovative products, Winchester is The American Legend, a brand built on integrity, hard work and a deep focus on its loyal customers. Learn more about the history of Winchester by visiting Winchester.com or connect with us on Facebook at Facebook.com/WinchesterOfficial.
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I have a very nice (34) winchester collection,retired police officer and love just looking and handling these older rifles(1873-1956) this is what i want to leave to my two grandsons and hope they take care of them as they get older,still go hunting in minnesota and last year took big doe with my 1886 45-70,love these old winchesters.