is this a pre 64?

[cman]

Just got this, checked the serial number, it says its a pre 64, am i correct? Ser # 1 996 034

 

[The Outsider]

Yes it is a pre '64,
the last 1964 serial number was around 2,590,000. Yours looks like early 1953.

Here's a quick way to check....

 

[Donny Fenn1]

You do know that pre-64 really only counts for Model 70s right? The 94 and others were not part of the tooling change at that time.

And as noted I'm totally wrong so my wife is right, sorry guys.

 

[9.3mauser]

Yes, 1952 d.o.m.

 

[9.3mauser]

You do know that pre-64 really only counts for Model 70s right? The 94 and others were not part of the tooling change at that time.

That's totally wrong. The model 94 was changed to the extent that most parts won't interchange, and the changes largely weren't for the better.

 

[cman]

Just curious, checking the EE, its in really good shape, seems they are going around the $700 mark?
Maybe ill polish it up and put it in the safe....

 

[Superbrad]

Yes, 1952 d.o.m.

That's totally wrong. The model 94 was changed to the extent that most parts won't interchange, and the changes largely weren't for the better.

Correct on both parts.....

 

[Superbrad]

Just curious, checking the EE, its in really good shape, seems they are going around the $700 mark?
Maybe ill polish it up and put it in the safe....

It's a nice example..... doesn't appear to have been refinished or altered either....

 

[The Outsider]

Just curious, checking the EE, its in really good shape, seems they are going around the $700 mark?
Maybe ill polish it up and put it in the safe....

If it doesn't have any rust, pitting, cracks, extra holes drilled, or other issues etc. it is worth about $700.00

Don't bother polishing it up, just send it to me, I'll put it in my safe.

 

[cman]

No, apparently it was only used once a season, and has minor handling scuffs....

 

[The Outsider]

Here ya go....

Winchester pre '64 '94 serial numbers

1946 ended at circa serial number 1,411,000
1947 ended at circa serial number 1,470,000
1948 ended at circa serial number 1,560,000
1949 ended at circa serial number 1,660,000
1950 ended at circa serial number 1,760,000
1951 ended at circa serial number 1,875,000
1952 ended at circa serial number 1,960,000
1953 ended at circa serial number 2,045,000
1954 ended at circa serial number 2,100,500
1955 ended at circa serial number 2,156,000
1956 ended at circa serial number 2,211,500
1957 ended at circa serial number 2,267,000
1958 ended at circa serial number 2,322,500
1959 ended at circa serial number 2,388,000
1960 ended at circa serial number 2,453,500
1961 ended at circa serial number 2,510,000
1962 ended at circa serial number 2,564,500
1963 ended at circa serial number 2,600,300

 

[cman]

Up for sale...another impulse buy.
Man i love guns

 

[Superbrad]

Dirty pool...... this is why I hate these "what's it worth" threads......

You disguised this one well....

 

[Mount Sweetness]

I can't see anyone paying $700

 

[The Outsider]

in premium unaltered condition, they are worth 7 bills.

 

[BigUglyMan]

Burn the witch.

 

[Mike Webb]

Definitely not a $700 rifle. Perhaps if it were a mint example. Just a run of the mill pre 64 model 94 carbine. Value around $500 in my neck of the woods.

 

[DaMikey]

Yep, common 94 that were made in the millions. It's a $500 gun around here too.

 

[Purple shoulder]

$475

 

[cman]

Dirty pool...... this is why I hate these "what's it worth" threads......

You disguised this one well....

Your funny, now to reveal the price i paid.....