NRisen said
Just stumbled on this site while researching my 94 - what a great resource with awesome historical info! Thank you for compiling all of this, I've enjoyed reading all the replies.
 
I have 1330940, 30 WCF, checkered buttplate. The barrel is stamped 42 and the receiver 40. Near the front, where the mag tube meets receiver, it appears to be stamped with a "D" and an "A" or arrow - it's hard to tell. Bought new by my great-grandfather, it is still chasing blacktails in Lewis County, WA!
  

I suspect that you have one of the Canadian PCMR Carbines.  The marking you are describing is most likely the Canadian Broad Arrow that looks like this;

The serial number identifies it as an April 1942 production Model 94, and it is right in the middle of the known serial numnber range for the 2,500 Winchester carbines purchased by the Canadian government and shipped to British Columbia during WW II.

If you can do so, please send me a picture of the marking on your Carbine

Bert - Win1885@msn.com

I have 1330940, 30 WCF, checkered buttplate. The barrel is stamped 42 and the receiver 40. Near the front, where the mag tube meets receiver, it appears to be stamped with a "D" and an "A" or arrow - it's hard to tell. Bought new by my great-grandfather, it is still chasing blacktails in Lewis County, WA!

86Win said
No, as I said, it is not in my photo. It was too rusty to be of interest. You will note 6 tools in photo. but I itemized 7 in my list. 
Sorry for the confusion. Don
  

Okay, well then you have two Lyman-Ideal Reloading Tools then. The one I've pointed out in the photo is also a Lyman-Ideal Tool.

Sincerely,

Maverick

Sorry for the confusion. Don

It does have somewhat of a connection to Winchester Reloading Tools but its not a Winchester tool. John Barlow used to work for Winchester and had several patents credited to him while at Winchester. He later branched off and started the Ideal Reloading Tool company. Years later Lyman purchased the company. This being about 1925. By all accounts Winchester was out of the reloading tool business by then.

Boxed sets of the Lyman-Ideal reloading tools are not all that uncommon to locate. The 25-20 R being Lyman-Ideal nomenclature for 25-20 "Repeater" a.k.a. the 25-20W.C.F. not to be confused with the 25-20S.S. The advantage the Lyman-Ideal tools do have is that the mold and reloading tool are all in one tool. Winchester always sold their tools and molds as separate items and not a combined tool item.

Sincerely,

Maverick

Molds:

25-20 R

2 @ 32 W C F 

38 W C F

Tools: 

25-20 W C F 

2 @ 32-20 W C F 

 I know my photo is of poor quality but if anything interests you I will try to provide better.

Don

If of any interest, letme know

Don

Anthony said
Bert, 
Here's another one that you might already have, as most it was well used, and pretty much looks like abused put away wet! Mfg in 1908, not 1907 as the listing suggests!
https://www.proxibid.com/guns-military-artifacts/rifles/Winchester-Model-1894-94-30-30-Carbine-Rifle/lotInformation/102385390
 
Tony
  

It too is a new entry.  That old SRC apparently spent most of its life on the Oregon coast (hunting Blacktail deer).

Bert

Here's another one that you might already have, as most it was well used, and pretty much looks like abused put away wet! Mfg in 1908, not 1907 as the listing suggests!

https://www.proxibid.com/guns-military-artifacts/rifles/Winchester-Model-1894-94-30-30-Carbine-Rifle/lotInformation/102385390

Tony

Anthony said
Here's one for the survey Bert!
https://auctions.thegunrunner.com/lots/view/1-D9MYUY/winchester-94-30-wcf-cal-lever-action-rifle-blue-20-barrel-peep-sight-1926
 
Tony
  

Thanks... it is # 993 logged into the survey thus far this year, and it brings my total to 29,775 Model 1894 (94) guns surveyed.

Bert

https://auctions.thegunrunner.com/lots/view/1-D9MYUY/winchester-94-30-wcf-cal-lever-action-rifle-blue-20-barrel-peep-sight-1926

Tony