Winchester Cooey Model 64B in 22 LR - This semi-auto rifle with magazine appears to be in good. Davis, Jr., and Contributing Editors: David Andrews, Hugh C. Savage model 775A semi-automatic shotgun - Serial no. Production of the Model 64 ended in late 1957, with an estimated at 66,783 manufactured, but that estimate may be too low. Throughout its entire production, the Model 64 was serialized in the Model 94 serial number range. About 67,000 were made before production ended around 1957. Many collectors refer to the Deer Rifle as a Deluxe. It could be purchased in a 20 carbine version as well as both deluxe and standard grades. At time of publication, 'Questions & Answers' was compiled by Staff, Ballistics Editor William C. The Model 64 which was introduced in 1933 was a sleeker version of the Model 1894 rifle and came standard with a pistol grip and semi-beavertail forend. This “Questions & Answers” was featured in the May 2005 issue of American Rifleman. It is a standard production version and not any sort of prototype rifle.Īn early production Winchester M1917 rifle with this receiver marking format would probably be worth a premium of at least 25 percent over a Winchester M1917 with the typical receiver markings, assuming comparable condition and degree of originality. This variant is pictured and mentioned in my book U.S. Many collectors refer to the Deer Rifle as a Deluxe.

The first approximately 5,000 M1917 rifles manufactured by Winchester were marked in this manner. The Winchester Model of 1917 rifle with the “W” and serial number on the receiver is an early production variant.

Winchester model 64 serial numbers