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September 2, 2023
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I know this question has been answered already. I did a search but didn’t find anything, probably because I didn’t use the correct keywords in my search however…
What is the letterable range for the model ‘94?
Would a trapdoor butt plate (like on the ‘73) be an original, special order option on the model ‘94?
April 30, 2023
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See page 3 in this doc….keep for your reference!
April 15, 2005
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Rube Burrow said
Would a trapdoor butt plate (like on the ‘73) be an original, special order option on the model ‘94?
Serial numbers 1 – 353999. The Polishing Room (PR) serial number records for 1 – 1352066 are at the CFM records office, and Pauline Muerrle has the PR records for serial numbers > 1352066.
A Trap Door butt plate was a special order option for the Model 1894 through the early 1930s. I have documented (28) of them in the 354000 – 1079690 serial number range. There was a sizeable batch of them manufactured in 1926 (after the Model 1873 was discontinued in 1923) to use of the left over TD crescent butt plates. I have found and documented (10) Model 94 rifles in the 992000 – 995000 serial range with TD butts & plates. I suspect that they were not specifically ordered, but instead were simply parts clean-up.
Bert
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