February 17, 2022
OfflineSo being the soft hearted fool that I am. I had a friend from work call me last week asking if I would be interested in a couple Winchesters. Well my spidy senses kicked in at that point and requested pictures. He sent them, I looked, I asked how much, deal was stuck. Low and behold turns out there both post war 94 eastern carbines. And I was happy to find a 47 flat band in 30wcf and a 48′ in 25-35. Hope I didn’t do bad on this deal?
November 7, 2015
OnlineHonest, well-cared-for carbines. What’s not to like? I’ve given up on the rotated pics. If the site doesn’t like the way I orient them I’m OK with that.
Mike
April 15, 2005
Onlineoldcrankyyankee said
Sorry for the pics. Anyone that can, feel free to flip them. I am some what retarded with computers. What’s worse is Bert told me how todo it and I can’t remember!!!!
And that is why you are supposed to take notes!
Please send me the serial numbers (for the survey).
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L

April 15, 2005
Onlineoldcrankyyankee said
I will ask this, please note the front sight hoods. They are not the same. Are they correct for the respective guns?
The sight hood that is beveled on both ends is original. The hood with the straight back edge is a repro.
Is the magazine tube end cap slotted or smooth on the Flat Band Carbine?
1498770 = 1948
1568330 = 1949
If you want the exact dates, contact Pauline Muerrle.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L

April 30, 2023
Offlineoldcrankyyankee said
I will ask this, please note the front sight hoods. They are not the same. Are they correct for the respective guns?
Bert beat me, but if you’re interested in repops, this eBay seller has some good ones…here’s the one you need: https://ebay.io/m/No0fTd
Be warned though the listing is kind of broken, it won’t combine shipping if you buy more than one. Just call their store in Ocala, FL and they’ll ship for $7 no matter how many. I have the number if you need it.
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