Winchester 94

[ozarkhillbilly]

Can anyone tell me the production date for this Winchester 94 serial #2051066? My Dad has had it for years and it recently came to me.
Thanks

 

[jstein650]

1954; pretty old, is it in good shape?

 

[ozarkhillbilly]

It's in real good shape, I knew he had it for years but I did not realize that long. The only thing it needs is new screws to hold on the butt plate, he wanted to switch it out with another one a few years back so he took it off and lost the screws. I have both butt plates but no screws and I want to use some that are close to original.

 

[Reloadron]

Gunparts Corporation #6 Buttplate Screw (2 Req'd) at $3.25 EA. Those should be what you want.

Ron

 

[jstein650]

Is this a great site or what?

 

[Reloadron]

Is this a great site or what?

Of course it is!

I should have added to my post if you are buying two buttplate screws and going to pay S&H on two screws look at the available parts and get a few other screws or assorted parts they have in stock. Common parts as spare parts for the rifle.

Ron

 

[ozarkhillbilly]

It is a great site, and I did just order the screws, got some extra ones as well as a few other little parts I needed.

Thanks Reloadron and jstein650 for the help.

 

[witchhunter]

That is one of the best rifles ever, in my opinion. Enjoy, I shot mine last week and as always, it was fun. I used to have quite a few, but I kept carbines in .30/30, .25/35 and .32 special. My 30/30 is a 1950's and it is the nicest of them all.

 

[cal30_sniper]

I love my 1940 manufacture Win 94. Those older guns are real beauties to shoot. It's the most accurate and smoothest 94 of all the ones that I have. It's been used its entire life, and isn't the prettiest to look at, but dang that thing will shoot.