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May 26, 2017
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Winchester collector magazine Winter 2018 has an article that should give you most all of the info your looking for
December 31, 2012
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Funny, as I just gave my Vet a minty 1948 Flatband as he is retiring and has been taken care of my
animals since 1997. That leaves me with one. Big Larry
April 15, 2005
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Tony,
The Flat-band survey is still active, and I currently have 2,182 of them documented in the survey.
These are the current extrapolated production numbers;
| Extrapolated Flat-Band Cartridge Totals | |||
| 30 W.C.F. | 32 W.S. | 25-35 W.C.F. | Total |
| 89,343 | 40,515 | 12,763 | 142,621 |
Bert
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December 31, 2012
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Hi Bert. I am quite sure you have my # 1416238 (X). It is a duplicate. Just bought it for the variation. By the way Submariner, thanks for all you do. I know you are highly appreciated by all. Big Larry
April 15, 2005
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Big Larry said
Hi Bert. I am quite sure you have my # 1416238 (X). It is a duplicate. Just bought it for the variation. By the way Submariner, thanks for all you do. I know you are highly appreciated by all. Big Larry
Larry,
I do have it in the survey. I have it listed in two separate worksheets (1) Flat bands; (2) Duplicate serial numbers.
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April 15, 2005
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[email protected] said
Bert,If I can get the serial # I will fore ward it here, for the survey. I’m trying to get it, as it looks like someone replaced the original stock with a crescent butt rifle stock!
Thanks… every S/N counts!
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October 24, 2021
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Bert, I have a 94 Flat band 30wcf sn 1449708
April 15, 2005
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Joe Mabie said
Bert, I have a 94 Flat band 30wcf sn 1449708
Thanks… it should have the Type 2 receiver frame and a slotted magazine tube end cap.
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