Hi,
have come across a Winchester 92 serial number 741420. I was told it was issued in the First World War for use by the Merchant Navy. Overall the rifle looks good and appears NOT to have been refinished. Screws have sharp heads / slots, bore good, crack starting to form in stock.
Correction Title say 94 should be 92
Searching the internet it appears to be made in 1913 and show all the markings from https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/30032039 the UK imperial War Museum. IT has the N on the receiver and PW caliber 44 W.C.F.
The owner told me it was used in WW1 and the above search seem to support this.
Do you think it is genuine WW1 issue.
Value $$ ?
Images this link https://1drv.ms/u/s!Au-BigIqc0PegntLDifTmejVHrUB?e=vMi9Et
Thankyou for your help.
Robert
If it is a 44 W.C.F., it cannot be a Model 94. Instead, it would be a Model 1892. Model 1892 serial number 741420 was manufactured in December 1913. Your pictures show a DCP marked Model 1892 SRC, which were used in WW I.
Bert
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Thanks Bert, you are correct it is a 92 I was confused with another rifle I was looking at.
No problem. You might find this topic interesting – https://winchestercollector.org/forum/winchester-research-survey-discussion/dcp-marked-model-1892-carbines/
I recommend reaching out to Alan, as he has been researching these particular Model 1892 Carbines for quite some time now.
Bert
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Where is the DCP Mark stamped. ?I’m looking at 774428 and it has a mark on the left of the barrel between 44WCF and the receiver.
just wondered if it was a British issue gun
See the attached picture below…
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