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January 7, 2017
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Thought I stumbled onto a circa 1919, 32WCF that someone listed as a 32.20, but sadly, no. I think the WCF designation was used until the ’60s and I’m guessing the front sight is aftermarket…. Still might buy it just because I like the look. Probably not, though. I’m guessing the original barrel was toast and a previous owner used what they could get. Found it interesting enough to post the pictures:
Regards, Ron
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April 15, 2005
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Ron,
Winchester dropped the “W.C.F.” and changed it to “32-20 WIN.” in June of the year 1948. It was later shortened to “32 WIN.”
Bert
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March 20, 2009
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Ron,
LOTS of thing wrong with that rifle!! The barrel has no Winchester markings on it. The fore end is a carbine style but there is no saddle ring on the receiver. The butt stock is not original to the gun. And the whole pile of pieces has been refinished. I would pass on it at at any price.
Michael
Model 1892 / Model 61 Collector, Research, Valuation
