your Winchester model 70 pre-64 featherweight was produced in 1961.
Your winchester model 70 featherweight,pre-64 rifle was made in 1956.
Not that rare. I have a supergrade 270 and 30-06 in featherweight. Wrong! - All though .270 and .30-06 were of the two most produced calibers, the order of model production (in volume) went from standard grade to featherweight to super grade to supergrade featherweight to custom. The production date of the particular piece is important with those produced in the '60 as being the least desirable and those from pre WWII and post WWII being the most desirable.
With the serial number that you provided,your Winchester model 70 featherweight was produced in the year 1990.
1975
it first came out in 1984
http://www.singerco.com/support/model_number.html
No answer can be provided,without a serial number for the shotgun in question.
Mid 80s or so
The first Winchester model 1300 shotgun(model 1300 featherweight) was made in the year 1978.
A featherweight typically weighs around 2.3 to 2.5 grams.
There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.There is no real answer to that. All are equally tough in their own way. If you are at a particular weight class, then all the boxers in that class are going to be tough for you. Boxers don't fight across different weight classes, like a heavyweight would never fight a featherweight, as naturally that would be tougher on the featherweight. A featherweight fighting a featherweight would in its own way be as tough for the featherweight as it would be for a heavyweight fighting a heavyweight.