You have a post '64 Mod 94. The easiest wat to tell is the pin, which is at 2:15.Post 64's use a screw, while Pre 64's use a pin. I have a Model 1894 made in 1952, seril number beggining with "18....," it has a pin. New Winchester's have a screw, while yous isn't new, it's a post '64.
On another note, i always love seeing an old gun cleaned up, and especially one that has sentimental value. Keep yer powder dry mate.
@Bidil6 Not necessarily true. Yes if the barrel was plugged so badly as to cause excessive pressure build-up it could cause some damage. It depends a lot on the particular firearm and ammunition used. I know some folks that NEVER clean their shotguns with no detrimental effects. In any case this rifle is clean as a whistle now :)
Nice vid' my man, and nice spin cock, you me and another fella all uploade w/ in a month of each other, funny timing! But your was first as the date shows.
You have a post '64 Mod 94. The easiest wat to tell is the pin, which is at 2:15.Post 64's use a screw, while Pre 64's use a pin. I have a Model 1894 made in 1952, seril number beggining with "18....," it has a pin. New Winchester's have a screw, while yous isn't new, it's a post '64.
On another note, i always love seeing an old gun cleaned up, and especially one that has sentimental value. Keep yer powder dry mate.
jfkdjfd 4 days ago
@jfkdjfd Thanks for the info :) I do love this old rifle!
plainoldjason 4 days ago
Never fire a firearm that isn't fully cleaned. Unless you wish harm to yourself or others nearby.
Bidil6 5 months ago
@Bidil6 Not necessarily true. Yes if the barrel was plugged so badly as to cause excessive pressure build-up it could cause some damage. It depends a lot on the particular firearm and ammunition used. I know some folks that NEVER clean their shotguns with no detrimental effects. In any case this rifle is clean as a whistle now :)
plainoldjason 2 months ago
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Just a few words to tell you that an interesting downloadable ebook on this model (technical and historic aspects) is available at HLebooks.com.
HLebooks 5 months ago
do you know what year it is .
farmall51 5 months ago
@farmall51 I looked up the serial number once and I think this was from around 1962
plainoldjason 2 months ago
@plainoldjason How do you look up a serial number? I have a model 94 myself and an old model 67 id like to know the years they were manufactured
34LOLWTF 1 week ago
@34LOLWTF I tried to post a link but youtube won't allow it...try googling "Winchester model 94 ID" and you'll get some hits. Good luck :)
plainoldjason 1 week ago
Very nice man, but always keep the firearm clean
allenc6665 5 months ago
Nice vid' my man, and nice spin cock, you me and another fella all uploade w/ in a month of each other, funny timing! But your was first as the date shows.
Bless the Grand Pop
MWFrontier 11 months ago