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March 12, 2024
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You guys are going to have to give me a little support here it look about a half hour to figure out how to join and post .
I have a Win. model 94 made around late 30s . On the bottom of the receiver just in front of the trigger there is stamped
the number 36 in about 1/8th size . I have no clue , I’m all ears .
Thanks , Tom
April 15, 2005
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Hello Tom,
What is the serial number on your Model 94? With it, I can pin down the exact month & year of manufacture.
The 2-digit stamped number is simply an inspector’s stamp (after the gun was checked for proper fit & function).
Bert
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March 12, 2024
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Hello Bert , I’m pretty new to this posting on forums so don’t ask for a picture (not yet).
Serial number is 1084768 . Thanks
April 15, 2005
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Skunkcabbage said
Hello Bert , I’m pretty new to this posting on forums so don’t ask for a picture (not yet).Serial number is 1084768 . Thanks
I had your Model 94 Carbine previously documented in my research survey. It is a 25-35 WCF “transitional” Carbine that was manufactured in June 1932. It has a Proof Steel barrel with a ramp style front sight.
Bert
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March 12, 2024
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Thank you ,
This rifle is fairly new to me . I bought it off Cabela’s on a sale price , still pretty high .
I hava a Savage 1899 SRC in 25-35 that I load for ,pack around and shoot and thought a change of pace would be nice .
This one seems to be a factory rebarrel with flat band and the stocks are a little to nice .
All that fit in with my needs , I don’t like the idea of wrecking collector grade or having nic-naks sitting around .
Thanks , Tom
April 15, 2005
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Skunkcabbage said
Thank you ,This rifle is fairly new to me . I bought it off Cabela’s on a sale price , still pretty high .
I hava a Savage 1899 SRC in 25-35 that I load for ,pack around and shoot and thought a change of pace would be nice .
This one seems to be a factory rebarrel with flat band and the stocks are a little to nice .
All that fit in with my needs , I don’t like the idea of wrecking collector grade or having nic-naks sitting around .
Thanks , Tom
Tom,
Can you send pictures of the gun to me via email?
Bert – [email protected]
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March 12, 2024
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Well , I thought I replied twice but I’m still learning .
We have mixed rain and snow today , no pictures today with our typical SouthEast , Alaska weather .
That was good news this carbine left the factory as a 25-35 cal .
Thanks , Tom
