[email protected] said
Hi,

I have a Model 1894 chambered in 32-40. The Serial number is 3259. Is this information you are looking for.

Interesting note, this serial matches my Model 56, what are the chances.

Thank you,

Daniel  

Is your Model 1894 a Sporting Rifle, or a Saddle Ring Carbine?  If it is a Rifle, does it have an octagon barrel, or a round barrel?  Magazine tube length?  If you can, please send me pictures of it.

Bert – [email protected]

Daniel,

Thank you very much… the information you provided answer all of my survey questions.

Bert

Winchester nut said
I have recently bought a 1894 32-40 OB pistol grip with serial number 359425.  Just wanted it in your survey.  It has a 26 inch barrel with full length magazine.     

Plain or fancy pistol grip?  Checkered stocks?   If the stocks are checkered, which pattern (H or I)?  Standard crescent steel butt plate?

Thanks,

Bert

Winchester nut said
Mr. Bert,

     This sporting rifle has a plain pistol grip stock with a standard crescent steel butt plate.  There is no checkering on the stocks.  Thank you sir.       

Thank you.  I have entered your semi-deluxe Sporting Rifle into the survey.

Bert

Win61 said
Bert;

I have a Winchester Model 94 S/N 1718833 to add to your survey. It is a 25-35 Win caliber made in 1950. A standard carbine in 98% condition. Thank you for all your work in this area.   RR  

Hello RR,

Your Carbine is now added to the survey.  Interestingly, it is right in the middle of what appears to have been a large batch of Model 94 Carbines made in the 25-35 WIN. caliber;  The table below is a sequential listing surveyed Model 94 Carbines, and as you will see, from serial number 1717518 – 1721540, the majority of them are 25-35 WINs.

Bert

Al,

That is a very nice looking First Model!  I did not have this serial number in the survey, so it is a new entry, and it brings the total to (221) verified First Model serial numbers.

Thanks,

Bert