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Hello All, I am attempting to help myself and others answer this question which comes up often as I setup at gun shows and display model 94’s. Here’s the question presented.
What are the different tang markers on model 94’s and what years are they connected to, and when did tgey drop the widows peak/toombstone marking on the hammer. I understand there were seven of them, and I found a few pictures of some but no dates. What would be ideal would be a picture of each and the years they were used.?
I recently added a new member to WACA with his first addition to a collection circa 1939 -30wcf and he has many questions. Most of them I have already answered, but this one has come up several times. Any help would greatly ge appreciated.
Andy Kessner
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"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
I have all of the information you are seeking, but won’t be able to get it posted until later today or tomorrow.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
That’s great Bert. Looking forward to it.
Andy
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
akessner said
Hello All, I am attempting to help myself and others answer this question which comes up often as I setup at gun shows and display model 94’s. Here’s the question presented.What are the different tang markers on model 94’s and what years are they connected to, and when did tgey drop the widows peak/toombstone marking on the hammer. I understand there were seven of them, and I found a few pictures of some but no dates. What would be ideal would be a picture of each and the years they were used.?
I recently added a new member to WACA with his first addition to a collection circa 1939 -30wcf and he has many questions. Most of them I have already answered, but this one has come up several times. Any help would greatly ge appreciated.
Andy,
If you’re an 1894 collector, the below book is a must have. It references all of the information you are looking for (and much more).
Don
Deerhunter,
thanks for the heads up. Found it on ebay and bought it. Never can have enough reference materials.
Andy
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
akessner said
Deerhunter,thanks for the heads up. Found it on ebay and bought it. Never can have enough reference materials.
Andy
You won’t be disappointed. In my opinion, it’s the best book out there covering the 1894.
I believe Renneberg’s books show them all except for the one discussed a few days back. The one that had the upper tang marking without the upper tang screw hole. I had bought one six or eight years back in excellent condition for the sole purpose of having one that scarce. I exchanged some emails with Bert about it. It’s the only one that I have seen until Bert posted a picture of another one a few days back.
James
OK, here it is. The information is based on my Model 1894 research survey, which now contains 20,500+ serial numbers.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
how do i open a 404-Whoopsie! Bert.
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
I have no idea why it is not opening properly. It worked just fine when I posted it earlier today. I will investigate and see if I can fix it.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Bert,
I still can’t open the file. Did you get it fixed?
Andy
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
akessner said
Bert,I still can’t open the file. Did you get it fixed?
Andy
No… I haven’t had the time to mess with it. I will post it when I get it fixed.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Maybe its a version issue of pdf between your pc and the server on waca.
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
November 7, 2015
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akessner said
Deerhunter,thanks for the heads up. Found it on ebay and bought it. Never can have enough reference materials.
Andy
Good move. Essential reference book and a good coffee table book as well.
Mike
OK, I will try this again…
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Thank you Bert!
Andy Kessner
[email protected]
"A Collector of Winchester Rifles"
Member Winchester Arms Collectors Association-7947
Member of Cody Firearms Museum
Member Houston Gun Collector Association
Lifetime Member of the NRA
Lifetime Member of Texas State Rifle Association
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