Hope this helps.

 

BTW, Mine was made in 1909

 

Thanks for the help. Looks like mine was made around 1900.

Here's something else you might find interesting.....

 

Thanks for another great web site. My father had this gun and was completely restored 20+ years ago, and I have owned for the last five years. I have never fired it and was wandering if it would be safe to do so. The bore is nice and shiny, and the action works perfectly. I just didnt know if it would be wise given its age. I would really like to take it bird hunting, and thought I could use some low velocity ammo. I would take it to a gun smith but the nearest is about 3 hours away.

I've put 5 Winchester Super X "High Brass Game Loads" through mine without any problems just to try it out. Haven't shot it since though.

 

I beleve they are making some very low power loads for the old antique "coach guns" they use in SASS & CASS.  Midway http://www.midwayusa.com/ may have'em.