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Have been following this site for awhile lots of great information. I own 2 Winchesters a 1909 SRC and a recently purchased 1935 Model 64 Carbine 30 WCF.20"barrel. here are few pics of the model 64 serial # 1094694
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Welcome to the Winchester Forum.
Nice find on the Winchester Model 64 Carbine.
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Hello and welcome to the WACA forums!

Your Model 64 Carbine was actually manufactured in the year 1934. Which caliber is it?

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Bert wrote:

Your Model 64 Carbine was actually manufactured in the year 1934. Which caliber is it?

Bottom photo. 30 WCF.

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Welcome. That is a nice Model 64 that speaks of fall, deer camps, and venison on the table.

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