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TXGunNut
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Just traded in my old 1997 F150 before heading up to Cody last month, I figured after 249K I’d probably gotten my money’s worth out of it. New truck is one sweet ride and it’s the same color as Bert’s Dodge….sort of.

I make a pretty decent living off trucks (usually chipped up) that DON’T go hundreds of thousands of miles with only a water pump repair along the way. Ask me how much it costs to put DEF fluid in a fuel tank sometime. Smile I don’t drive a diesel…..other than a cute little orange thing around here somewhere. Wink

Back on topic I saw a couple of bags of 25-35 brass at Cabelas a few weeks ago. Probably should have bought it, never know when a 25-35 rifle might come along and you can bet I’ll want to shoot it.  

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Mike… no DEF needed for my old Dodge, but it does need 3.5 gallons of oil for each oil change!

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Keep that oil changed and be glad it doesn’t take 10 gallons like it’s class 6-7-8 brethren. New diesel pickups are pretty nice but lots of their owners miss the old 5.9’s and 7.3’s.

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Bert H. said
Winchester officially discontinued the 32-40 and 38-55 calibers in the Model 94 as of January 1938. That stated, there were a few parts clean-up guns made in those calibers up to WW II.

The 25-35 WCF was discontinued in December of 1951, but again, there were a small number of parts clean-up guns made in that caliber as late as 1953.

In my on going research survey of the Model 94 production from January 1927 through 1963, I have thus far recorded 6100+ guns, with just (200) of them being made in 25-35 (3.3%). Extrapolated over the total production in those same years (1,524,650), the forecasted total for the 25-35 would be (50,402) guns in that caliber.

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Marty,

No, but maybe you can answer my question…

I have a 2005 Dodge Ram truck in decent condition, any idea how much it is worth?

Seriously, you will need to provide a lot more detail (and some pictures) of your Winchester before anyone on of us can start to answer your question.

Bert

  

Hi Bert, I’m a bit late to the party. Going thru some of my late grandfathers guns. He has a Winchester model 94 25-35 he wrote a note saying “purchased by his dad around 1940” serial number #1332028. I do not see a “w” stamped below the number. What does the W indicate? 

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Jake Boone said

Hi Bert, I’m a bit late to the party. Going thru some of my late grandfathers guns. He has a Winchester model 94 25-35 he wrote a note saying “purchased by his dad around 1940” serial number #1332028. I do not see a “w” stamped below the number. What does the W indicate? 

Jake,

Serial number 1332028 was manufactured in May 1942.  Accordingly, it should not have the “W” stamp on it.

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