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Grabbed this at a gun show a year or so back with my dad.
SN: 1098426
If I read the numbers correct (so far):
66,793 total Model 64 made.
26.97% were chambered in 30 W.S.
9.12% across the entire 66K were carbines.
If I do my maths right… An estimated 1,621 Model 64 carbines could have been chambered in .32 W.S. right @Bert H.?
Model 64 is a new serial number for the survey.
Currently, my research survey contains 3,692 Model 64s. Of that number (513) are 20-inch Rifles (carbines), or 13.88%. Of the (513) 20-inch rifles, (121) or 23.59% are caliber 32 W.S., and of that number (79) or 65.29% are Standards , and (42) or 34.71% are Deer Rifles. Based on those numbers, the current estimated totals look like this;
66,783 x 13.88% = 9,269 20-inch Rifles.
9,269 x 23.59% = 2,187 32 W.S. 20-inch rifles.
2,187 x 65.29% = 1,427 Standard 20-inch 32 W.S. rifles.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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