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April 15, 2005
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Hello Arthur,
Very interesting Model 1894! I had this rifle previously listed in my research survey, but did not have “Nickel Steel” barrel noted.
Thanks for posting the pictures of it,
Bert
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April 15, 2005
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Thanks Bill… all of them were new entries.
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April 15, 2005
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Bill Hanzel said
https://auctions.thegunrunner.com/lots/view/1-6TX4ZL/winchester-model-1894-25-35-cal-lever-action-rifle-26-octagon-barrel-1909
Thanks… that second Model 94 was manufactured in 1966.
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January 26, 2011
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Bert
An early post-war carbine. Not a flat-band, checkered plate, neither the tang nor receiver are drilled. A late gun and a bit out of my wheelhouse …….. what else do you need off this one?
| Mod 94 Carbine | 30 WCF | 1357629 | 1946 |
~Gary~
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pdog72 said
BertAn early post-war carbine. Not a flat-band, checkered plate, neither the tang nor receiver are drilled. A late gun and a bit out of my wheelhouse …….. what else do you need off this one?
Mod 94 Carbine 30 WCF 1357629 1946
The barrel date would be nice information to have… I suspect it will be marked “42”.
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Probably a no-go on the barrel date……….. too nice to tear apart. Anything interesting about this vintage…….. other than the likelihood of an earlier barrel that sat around during war-time? Where do the flat-bands start showing up?
These guns don’t do much for me so it will probably land on my table at Sioux Falls.
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pdog72 said
Probably a no-go on the barrel date……….. too nice to tear apart. Anything interesting about this vintage…….. other than the likelihood of an earlier barrel that sat around during war-time? Where do the flat-bands start showing up?These guns don’t do much for me so it will probably land on my table at Sioux Falls.
No, nothing really interesting about the early post-WW II Carbines. The Flat-bands start showing up in the 1373100 range (July 1946).
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Bert,
Here is one for your model 1894 survey:
Standard carbine, 25-35 caliber
sn 1241427, with a W below serial number
provision for tang sight
steel serrated butt plate
According to sn lookup it’s 1940. Can you tell me what month?
Al
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tionesta1 said
Bert,Here is one for your model 1894 survey:
Standard carbine, 25-35 caliber
sn 1241427, with a W below serial number
provision for tang sight
steel serrated butt plate
According to sn lookup it’s 1940. Can you tell me what month?
Al
Late August 1940.
Thanks!
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