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April 21, 2017
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Hi all! Just picked this up the other day. It’s a model 94 30wcf made in 1946, serial number 139xxxx. It’s in real nice shape with no rust and a good share of the gluing remaining. The best part is I only paid $500 for it!! I am pretty tickled.
April 15, 2005
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Nice looking early Flat-band! If you do not mind, please send me a PM with the complete serial number so that I can add it to the research survey. It should have the old style knurled (checkered) hammer versus the slightly later production serrated hammer… please confirm that for me.
Bert
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December 31, 2012
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30-30 said
Hi all! Just picked this up the other day. It’s a model 94 30wcf made in 1946, serial number 139xxxx. It’s in real nice shape with no rust and a good share of the gluing remaining. The best part is I only paid $500 for it!! I am pretty tickled.
I have one exactly like it. The couch I mean. Big Larry
April 21, 2017
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Couches do add a lot of character haha.
Bert I sent you a pm in regards to the firearm.
I am starting to become addicted to Winchester. I also have a model 1892 32wcf made in 1899 with a special order 28 inch octagon barrel, got the Cody Letter to prove it. Twobit (Michael) added it to his survey
December 27, 2007
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Beautiful fore-stock.
November 2, 2009
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I think Big Larry and 30-30 should check to see if the serial numbers on their couches are consecutive.
May 24, 2012
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win4575 said
I think Big Larry and 30-30 should check to see if the serial numbers on their couches are consecutive.
December 31, 2012
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jwm94 said
I don’t know about the couch serial number, but my closest M94 is # 1,416,238 X, the “X” is for a duplicate serial number. I am not paranoid. It is a flatband from 1947 and is a 32 WS. Big Larry
