Win 94 32 spec

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gcs
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Win 94 32 spec

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I was under the impression by what I read that all 32 spec in the 94 were pre 64 models as that caliber was discontinued before the post 64 change.
I was just looking at a 94 32 spec with ser # 2788xxx which shows that it is an early 64 which would make it a post 64 model.
A computer search hasn't helped much, other then the alleged serial number break down by year.
So, anyone have a thought on this? Obviously something is not right about the info I thought was correct.
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Re: Win 94 32 spec

Post by Pete44ru »

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Winchester continued the .32 Special in multiple different Model 94's almost until the New Haven plant closure, but was discontinued in the Standard Carbine from 1973, then re-introduced in 1993.

There were standard post-64 carbines, a few different commemoratives (like the 1981 Canadian RR Centennial, for one), and the short-barreled/big-loop Wrangler & Wrangler II.


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Re: Win 94 32 spec

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My 94 in that caliber is a Saddle Ring Carbine. From the era when people still rode horses on a daily basis.
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Re: Win 94 32 spec

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Also depends on which records you were looking at, as there is some disparity between the "experts".
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Re: Win 94 32 spec

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I believe the 32 Win Spl was listed in Shooters Bibles as a standard chambering until the early 70s.

Edit: Just looked, the 32 spl was in the 74 edition, it was not in the 75 edition.
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