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June 5, 2023 - 7:34 pm
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I’m looking at a 1905 model 1894 and wondering about this sight.A5AD112F-EDAD-478B-A089-4E742F191A37.jpegImage Enlarger

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That is a Winchester 64A rear sight for Smokeless powder.

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Standard only on .32 W.S.  Is that the caliber?

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clarence said
Standard only on .32 W.S.  Is that the caliber?

  

Yes 32 WS. Then it is correct for a 1894 made in 1905?

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pine_worker said

Yes 32 WS. Then it is correct for a 1894 made in 1905?

Yo.  But if you buy it, prepare to shell-out for factory ammo.

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clarence said

pine_worker said

Yes 32 WS. Then it is correct for a 1894 made in 1905?

Yo.  But if you buy it, prepare to shell-out for factory ammo.

  

I know, I already have two 32 WS carbines and have ammo.

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pine_worker said

I know, I already have two 32 WS carbines and have ammo.

That makes you eligible to join Steve’s .32 WS Club.  By the way, if you don’t know it, 8 mm bullets work just fine for this caliber, & are available in a wider selection than .32s.

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