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February 3, 2019
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I have two seemingly identical Winchester model 50s, both date to 1961. One has serial number ending in an “A”. Both are Improved Cylinder. I know the non-a one shoots great at informal clays, havent tried the a one yet. Thinking of thinning the herd. What would the difference be with the “a” one? I cant find what the specific design difference is. Both are excellent condition.
May 26, 2017
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I believe it was 1958 when they started making a featherweight version of the model 50. And I am about 95% sure the letter ‘A’ after the serial number is how they denoted that. I can not find the source where I read it,but I am pretty sure they marked the feather weights with an a or an f after the serial number. I will add the source if/when I find it
February 3, 2019
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Thanks, It’s not the model 59. Had one of those too, Winlite barrel, etc., these model 50s appear identical to be except for the A ending serial number. Just curious. It came with an original shop manual when I got it.
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