#Winchester model 64 serial numbers serial numbers#

The following information is critical MUST HAVE knowledge when ordering parts or wood for your Winchester Model 70.ġ935-1963: Pre '64 Winchester Repeating Arms Companyġ964-2006: USRAC (U.S. It has gone through many changes over the years, but is currently still in production today. These letters indicate that there were two rifles mistakenly stamped with the same serial number.Production of the Winchester Model 70 started in 1935. For Model 70s with 'X' or 'D' prefix, add a collector premium of 10 percent. If receiver is un-usable then rifle is worth the value of its usable parts, i.e. Model 70 unaltered receivers bring $500 regardless of condition of barrel and stock. PRICING NOTE: Asterisk (*) signifies value of rifle with respect to usable action. Use caution prior to purchase of NIB guns due to fake boxes and papers. NOTE: Add 25 to 50 percent if box is serial numbered to gun. Many pre-1964 Model 70s are still available in new condition in original box, with all the papers. There are some unscrupulous individuals who specialize in faking Model 70s, including chambering them to rare calibers. Prices for Model 70 are, in many cases, based on caliber of rifle more rare the caliber, more premium the gun will command. Bull Gun: 28' round barrel same stock as National Match chambered for. Fitted with solid rubber pad marked Winchester for early production vented pad marked Winchester for later guns. Alaskan: 25' round barrel Standard Grade stock chambered for. Fitted with solid rubber pad for early production vented pad for later guns.

Westerner: 26' round barrel Standard Grade stock chambered for. Varmint: 26' round heavy barrel heavier varmint stock chambered for. Target: 24' round medium-weight barrel same stock as National Match in.

National Match: same as Standard Grade, but fitted with target-type stock and telescope bases chambered for. 358 cartridge fitted with Super Grade stock. Featherweight Super Grade: same as above, except not chambered for. 358 fitted with aluminum trigger guard, buttplate and floorplate. Featherweight: 22' round barrel chambered for. Super Grade Rifle: same barrel and calibers as Standard Grade select checkered walnut capped pistol-grip stock, with cheekpiece checkered fore-end, with plastic tip. Standard Grade Carbine: 20' round barrel chambered for. 375 H&H Magnum after 1937) plain walnut checkered pistol stock and fore-end. Standard Grade: 24' round barrel (except 26' round barrel for. Model 70 was available in several different styles: 1. Standard calibers offered for Model 70 are these in order of rarity.

#Winchester model 64 serial numbers serial numbers#

Values listed are given for pre-1964 Model 70s, with serial numbers from 1 to 581471. Like many Winchesters, Model 70 was available with several extra-cost options that should be evaluated by an expert. Features a hinged floorplate, new speed locks, new safety design that does not interfere with telescope, manually releasable bolt stop, forged steel trigger guard, more attractive buttstock and fore-end. Model 70 is an updated and improved version of Model 54. Often referred to as 'The Riflemen’s Rifle'. Pre-1964 Model 70 is highly sought after by shooters and collectors alike. Considered by many to be the finest bolt-action rifle ever built in the United States.