WINCHESTER GUN HISTORY BY SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBERS
WINCHESTER GUN HISTORY BY SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER
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Redneck here could probably tell you more about the rifle. 24' featherweight, stainless and wood stock. Like the shop owner said, it is pretty rare. I'm sure there are a lot of guys that would like to check out your rifle. After you get it, post it in the Winchester collectors forum here. If it's a USRAC classic, then it was manufactured, like JMR said earlier, around 2001-2006.

WINCHESTER GUN HISTORY BY SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER

Re: Need to look up Serial number for Winchester m 70 If anyone could be of any help id greatly appreciate it! happy new year!!! The serial number is G3032563 again a model 70 featherweight. my question to ya'll is, when was it manufactured? im quite the gun nut but i am new to the winchester world, and very egar to learn! from what i can tell, this particular firearm had either a larger solid black butt pad, or the red/pink one mine has. Now ive tried to research (read this whole thread), searched gunbroker to no avail and a myriad of other sources.

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i told him id give him 100 dollars cash now and promise in writing to pay for it in full by the end of January if he'd so let me.thankfully he did! so im soon to be a new owner of one of the most beautiful winchesters i have ever seen! However! i just reenlisted in the army and got my first bonus in 13 years, so i ran back up there today and fortunately the owner of the shop was there. the guy over the counter told me it was rather rare and valuable (hence the price) which sparked my interest, moreso the idea of being able to have this to hand down to my children someday really got the gears turning.however the money wasn't on hand at the time

it has some really dark wood and the pink/red butt pad on it. one of which was a beautiful model 70 featherweight, new haven build, with a stainless 24' barrel.he was asking 1000 dollars for it. The other day i was in a hunting shop here in south Alabama browsing the selection and i noticed the owner was selling a bunch of guns from his collection. Hello folks! new member and this is my first post! i hope this thread is still accurate and one of the historians here can give me a hand I also might add, if your rifle is not a Classic, all bets are off! I don't follow non-Classic serial numbers! But, I believe any late production rifles should fall into this regime. Then they later jumped over the previously used 'G' numbers, to continue on with Classics that have 7 digits following the 'G'. When Winchester began producing the Classics in 1990, they went back and started using lower 'G' prefix numbers, that had never been used, when they started the 'G' prefix in 1969, or whenever, on the push-feeds.

WINCHESTER GUN HISTORY BY SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBERS

You cannot use the charts for non-prefix numbers and expect a 'G' prefix number to correlate.Īnother reason for confusion, is that the 'G' serial numbers do a bit of jumping around. To cut to the chase, a serial number with the 'G' prefix, and a serial number without a prefix are plain and simple, different serial numbers. I would add that there always seems to be a lot of confusion about the 'G' prefix. The highest numbers I have ever seen are G304XXXX, and these would be the very latest numbers manufactured before the New Haven plant closed in 2006.

A G34XXXXX (note: a 7 digit number following the 'G'), to the best of my knowledge was never manufactured. It might help if you would describe the rifle you actually have, but without that, a G34XXXX (note: a 6 digit number following the 'G') would have been manufactured in about 2000.

Winchester gun history by serial number