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As both a prequel to Paramount’s hit \u2018Yellowstone\u2019 series<\/a><\/strong> and a sequel to the franchise origin story, 1883<\/strong><\/a>, the anticipation for 1923<\/a><\/strong> has been high to say the least. 1923<\/strong> explores the next two generations of the Dutton family tree and the perils they face in the early 20th century, including war, lawlessness, economic depression, and the encroachment of the modern world on their traditional way of life.<\/p>\n

With land disputes and cattle theft an ever-looming threat, being well-armed was essential to the ranchers who tamed the remote valleys of western Montana. The historic accuracy of the series varies, but most of the guns of 1923<\/strong> are real firearm models that are highly collectible today. Click on the photos throughout this article to find similar gun examples from past and upcoming auctions at RIAC<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you haven’t watched the series yet and are hoping to remain spoiler free, read no further. You’ve been warned!<\/strong><\/p>\n

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