- WINCHESTER YEAR MADE SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBERS
- WINCHESTER YEAR MADE SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER
- WINCHESTER YEAR MADE SERIAL NUMBER UPDATE
Is there anyone that can tell me more about it. Hi my name Matthew and I just recently got handed my grandpa's old rifle and it is a Winchester 25-35 wcf model 1894. It includes much of Bert's research material in the form of fun facts. Bert's great research has allowed me to fine tune many of my pre- 90's figures and is greatly appreciated. My 1080000 number was gleaned from known records at the time of original publication. I suspect that many of the very late rifles that were built, 38-55 or not, were likely of a special assembly - a lack of proper inspection marks would be telling as well. Of course this is despite its dubious assembly but it was none-the-less factory built. It also has the earliest of the Proof Steel markings which we know are unusual in a pre-64, 38-55. Perhaps we should refer to my book, page 66. There are a few that I did not get all of the details, maybe somebody here on the forum has one of them.
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Below is a winchester model 1894 value by serial number of the Rifles I have surveyed thus far. Walter, Thanks, I have added it to the survey. If you would, please provide the details e. That stated, I would like to add your rifle to the list.
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I have surveyed 140 Rifles with serial numbers later than 1022187. In my ongoing research survey, I have recorded 17 rifles with serial numbers greater than 1080000. Winchester announced in the January 1938 Salesman catalog that it had been discontinued as of that time. More specifically, Winchester did not stop production of the Model 94 Sporting Rifle until December 1937. Because I have provided Bob with my Model 94 surveys for a number of years now, I can tell you the last Model 94 Rifle was much later than serial number 1080000.
WINCHESTER YEAR MADE SERIAL NUMBER UPDATE
Walter, Bob R is nearing completion of a new addendum to his last book, and it will update many items including your question. I hope this has given you some value to your rifle. Hornady is also carrying the freight for.Ī little history for the newcomers. The barrel can be either 18, 16, 15 or 14 in length. Hornady lists the muzzle velocity of the 165-grain bullet at 2,410 fps. Link: => /d?s=YToyOntzOjc6InJlZmVyZXIiO3M6MzY6Imh0dHA6Ly9iYW5kY2FtcC5jb21fZG93bmxvYWRfcG9zdGVyLyI7czozOiJrZXkiO3M6NDQ6IldpbmNoZXN0ZXIgbW9kZWwgMTg5NCB2YWx1ZSBieSBzZXJpYWwgbnVtYmVyIjt9 They are still relatively inexpensive compared to the older Winchester rimfires, and you can still find many in new condition, and some scarce models as well, like the 9417 where they were only produced during 2003/2004.How can you find the value of a Winchester Model 94 from the serial number I too believe there is a lot of growth potential for the 9422. It would be great, if Winchester would release and post the serial numbers,instead of having to call to get the manufacture date for each rifle a person whats to know that information on. Did read a nice article on the Model 9422 ,on line sometime ago.It gave an over view of the models and their introduction. No doubt as collectoer interest grows in the model a book will come,sooner or later.Sooner I hope. Yes, there is a lot of growth potential for collecting the Model 9422.That is a nice rifle to have, an early 4 digit ,new in the box.I still have the box that for the carbine I bought brand new came in.However the Classic rifle I have was bought second hand and although it is in mint condition ,I do not have the box for it.
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