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July 3, 2020
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Picked up this model 64 carbine in 25-35…it’s far from perfect, but after reading the 4th edition of the Red Book and talking to Bert, learned it’s a fairly scarce item. The thrill of the hunt is alive & well!
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April 15, 2005
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Ben,
Per my research survey, the estimated total production for the Model 64 20-inch Rifle variation in the 25-35 WCF cartridge was just 650 guns. I tracked down the date of manufacture to November 15th, 1941.
Bert
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July 3, 2020
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Bert, thanks again for your help on this and many other items!
June 1, 2023
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A great Winchester, and I love the fact that it was made just 3 weeks before Pearl Harbor!
BRP
November 19, 2006
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I have rarely seen a tang sight mounted on a M64.
April 15, 2005
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steve004 said
I have rarely seen a tang sight mounted on a M64.
All of the pre-WW II production Model 64 rifles were frilled & tapped for a tang sight.
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Bert H. said
steve004 said
I have rarely seen a tang sight mounted on a M64.
All of the pre-WW II production Model 64 rifles were frilled & tapped for a tang sight.
Indeed. I’m just saying I haven’t seen many tang sights in those tap holes. Maybe they’re more common than I’ve encountered?
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