the model 1894 winchesters of that time did not have what you would consider a mechanical safety,( a button or wing type safety) there safety was a half cock,that is once a round was levered into the breech and the hammer was all the way back you had to safely hold on to the hammer with your finger hand squeeze the trigger to ease the hammer forward then thumb the hammer back until it clicked in the half cock position.
No.All Winchester model 1894 rifles with the angle eject(AE) were made in the 1980,s and later.
Your winchester model 1894 was one of the first 100 rifles made in 1964.Thus it is not a pre-64 model 1894 winchester.
A Winchester model 1894 rifle made in 1967 may be desirable to some people,but the pre-64 model of the Winchester model 1894 is more desirable to collectors.The rifles made from 1894-1941 are the most desirable rifles of this make for collectors.
If any bolts of the Winchester model 70 rifles have a hole in the bolt knob;this indicates that you probably have a featherweight version of the pre-64 model 70 rifles.It was used to reduce the overall weight of these fine made rifles.
If you are reffering to winchester model 1894 rifles made prior to 1992 then they were made in New Haven conn.
The last pre-1964 Model 94 serial number was 2,586,000. The newer rifles with stamped parts started with serial number 2,700,000.
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.
Your winchester model 1894 was made in 1952.These pre-64 winchester model 1894 rifles are selling for between 375-600 dollars depending on the amount of overall original finish remaining.
All Pre-64 Winchesters were manufactured before 1964. That's what pre-64 means.
Short answer is yes. Winchester closed their doors and is no longer making rifles. The model 69 is also circa 1950ish and a lot of collectors search for pre-64 Winchester rifles and older .22's -J
This will range between 500-1,200 dollars,depending on your rifles overall condition and a good bore.
That depends on your rifles overall condition and original finish remaining.As a general rule these pre-64 model 1894 rifles bring between 350-500 dollars.