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Winchester 1873 SRC Carbine - .32 Win
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Can someone tell me how many Winchester 1873 SRC carbines were mfg’d in 32 Winchester? Or, perhaps where i can find this information?

I thank you in advance, Richard Pike

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Richard,

The exact number is not known since a complete survey of the records hasn’t been done. What I can tell you is a approximate numbers estimated by my survey I’m doing. So far I have 18,547 73’s in it and have 131 carbines in 32 caliber which is .7%. You extrapolate that out to the 720,610 73’s made and you come up with 5044 and you can reduce that further since since the first 32 carbine I have showed up around serial 124,000 which gets you to 4176 if the production was consistent through the years.

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Richard,

The exact number is not known since a complete survey of the records hasn’t been done. What I can tell you is a approximate numbers estimated by my survey I’m doing. So far I have 18,547 73’s in it and have 131 carbines in 32 caliber which is .7%. You extrapolate that out to the 720,610 73’s made and you come up with 5044 and you can reduce that further since since the first 32 carbine I have showed up around serial 124,000 which gets you to 4176 if the production was consistent through the years.

Bob  

Bob, thank you very much for this information. It was very helpful in making my decision to hold on to my 1873.

Richard 

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Richard,

What is the serial number? I just want to see if its in my survey.

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Richard,

What is the serial number? I just want to see if its in my survey.

Bob  

Bob, the serial number – 258773 B. Let me know if you need any additional information.

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Richard,

Thanks, I didn’t have that one.

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