Winchester model 94 PCMR 3030 FIND!!
- Thread starter hunterhenderson
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CGN frequent flyer
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- Victoria,BC.
Apparently they were offered to the members for $5 at wars end. I have seen just one with documentation.
Looks great!
I don’t want to hijack your thread, but I’ve just recently been looking into the history of these rifles and it’s pretty interesting. I have one that’s been very well used, and the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount. I see there are people in this thread that have knowledge about these, and I’m just wondering if that has affected the desirability or collectibility I’m a good or bad way.
I don’t want to hijack your thread, but I’ve just recently been looking into the history of these rifles and it’s pretty interesting. I have one that’s been very well used, and the receiver has been drilled and tapped for a scope mount. I see there are people in this thread that have knowledge about these, and I’m just wondering if that has affected the desirability or collectibility I’m a good or bad way.
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Check out my thread.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...ngers-History-Photos-and-serial-number-survey
and try and find a copy of this great book.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...ngers-History-Photos-and-serial-number-survey
and try and find a copy of this great book.
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Nice One! I see it still has the broad arrow on the stock. There should be one on the forearm as well.
I have two PCMR's, one is in very good condition with the as issued military sling and the front sling attachment that was made at the armory from ammo cans. My other one I've used for deer hunting. Still nice but has bluing wear from carry.
One thing I noticed about these two, when compared to my older 1894's, is the weak hammer spring on the PCMR. Both shoot just fine but just something a tad different.
I have two PCMR's, one is in very good condition with the as issued military sling and the front sling attachment that was made at the armory from ammo cans. My other one I've used for deer hunting. Still nice but has bluing wear from carry.
One thing I noticed about these two, when compared to my older 1894's, is the weak hammer spring on the PCMR. Both shoot just fine but just something a tad different.
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