Because in the year 1964 Winchester decided to re vamp their manufacturing process of rifles and shotguns to reduce costs associated with the production of their firearms.Hence the quality dropped also.The more labor intensive hand finishing and fitting of their rifles and shotguns were eliminated,along with the traditional mauser bolts for their rifles.The push feed type of bolt was now used on model 70 rifles.More stamped parts were used instead of forged parts for the lever action rifle,s also.More models were dropped during this time and not replaced due to costs associated with production.
The value of a Winchester model 75 will vary depending on the condition of the gun. There are some of the models worth $1250.00.
Winchester never chambered the model 1894 rifle in 50 caliber.The largest caliber in the model 1894 rifles history was the 38-55 WCF.
These pre-64 winchester model 1894 rifles are selling in the range of 375-500 dollars depending on the overall condition of the rifle and a good bore.
You'll need to post a model number, Winchester sold several rifles chambered in 30-30 carbine
I would check your model number?The Winchester model 1897 was a shotgun made by Winchester,while the 32-20 caliber is a rifle cartridge that was used in the model 1894 Winchester lever action rifle and other models,but never in the model 1897 shotgun.
These rifles will range in price from 200-350 dollars,depending on overall condition.
The serial number is outside the range of Winchester rifles. (Too high)
What is a Winchester model 74.22 repeater rifle, circa l939, worth?
Your serial number indicates that your Winchester model 94 lever action rifle was made in the year 1969.As such and with no description of the rifles overall condition,the value will be between 200-350 dollars.
Sorry I have a problem answering your question. Winchester didn't make any rifles in the 60's but imported 8 different models in late 1969 to 1975. In order to answer your question I need to know the model number and the condition of the rifle. Without that basic information it is not possible to answer you.
Most post-64 produced model 1894 rifles are valued between 250-350 dollars depending on the overall condition and a good bore.
No such model made by Winchester