If it is really old, like a pre-1900 model, get Flayderman's Guide to Antique American Firearms from the library. It will probably give you more information than you need. If it is a later gun, try The Standard Catalog of Firearms, The Blue Book of Gun Values, Modern Guns, or Guntrader's Guide. You won't find much detailed information in these, but should be able to find the approximate period of production and an estimate of its current value in any of them. If you don't know what model it is, the Catalog has lots of pictures to help identify it and both the Catalog and Blue Book have serial number charts for most Winchester models which will pinpoint the year of production.
go to Winchester date of manufacture at Cody mueseum web site great source of info for Winchester ,Remington,marlin firearms Either you have a number wrong or are mistaken in the year it was purchased......Winchester says ,that number was produced in 1957
the history is its past where its been who's it was ect. backround info is things related to it like the history of where its been and the history of whos it was
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Britannica, History Central, US History, Encyclopedia, Info Please, Robinson Library, Social Studies for Kids and American History Central. Also a stop by your local library will bring you a wealth of information.
Winchester firearms faqFor any and all questoins regardig Winchester firearms: a good site to go for info is www.winchestercollector.org/faq.shtml
The Browning web site has some info. Matt Eastman's book has some.
go to Winchester date of manufacture at Cody mueseum web site great source of info for Winchester ,Remington,marlin firearms Either you have a number wrong or are mistaken in the year it was purchased......Winchester says ,that number was produced in 1957
Brophy's book on Marlin Firearms history would be the place to start. I own a model 995, have a copy of the manual.
Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson Firearms by Supica and Nahas History of Smith and Wesson by Jinks.
The question you have asked does not have any info on your Winchester model 70.Please include the serial number and what specific info you are requesting about your Winchester model70 rifle.
Blue Book of Firearms Values, Standard Dictionary of Firearms.
To date a Winchester you must include the model number and the serial number.I can date your Winchester for you,if you include your info.
Cannot be answered unless the model number of the Winchester in question is added to the info.
The Book of Colt Firearms by R. L. Wilson
Customer Service at the Browning Firearms website.
I would start at Winchester directly.You may find some info on the internet,at sites that pertain to older Winchester rifles.