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Hi Bert,
Too bad it’s been refinished…Do you have this one in your survey?
https://www.wardscollectibles.com/viewitem.php?item=4049
Don
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deerhunter said
Hi Bert,Too bad it’s been refinished… Do you have this one in your survey?
https://www.wardscollectibles.com/viewitem.php?item=4049
Don
Don,
It is a new entry for the survey, and it becomes 80th documented 94/95 hybrid. Yes. too bad it is refinished, but it is just 1 of 17 Type 4 hybrids.
Thanks,
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
That’s great Bert. According to the description, Ward’s has no idea what this really is.
That does not surprise me…
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
dane62 said
Is this a new serial number for the 94/95 hybrid, 1028176 ? It is 20″ barrel with ramped front sightDana
No, it is not. That S/N has been in the survey files for quite sometime. Currently I have (80) documented in the survey. Based on the information found in the CFM archives, there were 1,303 94/95 hybrids manufactured. If that total is correct, 6.14% of them have been found and documented thus far.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Excuse my ignorance here, but what constitutes a Hybrid?
I have a Model 94 flat band from I believe around 1947 that I purchase a year or so, would it be considered a hybrid and if so, would you want information for your reseach?
Patrick Colahan said
Excuse my ignorance here, but what constitutes a Hybrid?I have a Model 94 flat band from I believe around 1947 that I purchase a year or so, would it be considered a hybrid and if so, would you want information for your research?
The Model 94/95 Hybrid is a Carbine that was manufactured in the year 1928 using left over .30 caliber Model 95 barrels. Because the barrel contour was not the same as a standard Model 94 carbine barrel, Winchester used the rifle style magazine ring to secure the magazine tube to the barrel versus the standard barrel band (see the pictures below). The front sights on the 94/95 Hybrid were the type used on the Model 95 versus the Model 94. There were four variants of the 94/95 Hybrid that I have labeled as Type-1, Type-2, Type-3, and Type-4. The Type-3 and Type-4 have a 21.75″ barrel length, but retained the 20-inch magazine tube.
In regards to your Model 94 Flat-band, the serial number and caliber are the primary pieces of information needed for the survey. Additional details include the hammer type (knurled or serrated), the receiver frame type (Ty-2 or Ty-3), and the magazine tube end cap type (slotted or smooth). If you know what the 2-digit barrel date is, that too would be nice to know.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Not a carbine but 94 Rifle Ser#800838
26″ Round barrel, full length mag.
30 WCF
Checkered Hammer ( Tombstone)
Type 4 tang
Standard Rifle stock and forearm / crescent buttplate
Do not know under barrel# ( will know next week)
Thank You Bert, In advance
George
George,
No need to take it apart to look on the bottom of the barrel. This rifle was manufactured in October 1915 (too early for a barrel date).
Thanks for posting the information,
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Bert, Is this one in your survey? Two Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Long Guns | Guns & Military Artifacts Rifles | Online Auctions | Proxibid
dane62 said
Bert, Is this one in your survey? Two Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Long Guns | Guns & Military Artifacts Rifles | Online Auctions | Proxibid
It is, but thanks for checking.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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