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Hi everyone I am new to this forum. I have a question I need some help with. I have a Winchester 1894 with a USCCO serial number marked on the receiver. From what I could find I believe it to be a rifle the United States Cartridge Company used to test ammunition. other than that it’s very hard to find any other information on this. Can anyone help it’s rareness and or collectibility.
Hello Douglas,
What is the serial number on your Model 1894? If it is < 354000, you can have it lettered through the Cody Firearms Museum records office.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Bert H. said
Hello Douglas,What is the serial number on your Model 1894? If it is < 354000, you can have it lettered through the Cody Firearms Museum records office.
Bert
Thank You Bert 856966 made 1917
I would post some pictures but having trouble posting from an IPhone.
Douglas Kurzejewski said
Bert H. said
Hello Douglas,
What is the serial number on your Model 1894? If it is < 354000, you can have it lettered through the Cody Firearms Museum records office.
Bert
Thank You Bert 856966 made 1917
I would post some pictures but having trouble posting from an IPhone.
If you send the pictures to me via email, I can post them for you – [email protected]
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
Here are the pictures you sent to me…
This rifle was at one time owned and used by the U.S. Cartridge Company, and it was undoubtedly used to test ammo. I have seen several Winchester Single Shot rifles with very similar markings.
Here is a picture of a low-wall Single Shot with the same marking.
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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