winchester model 64

brute

My Dad left a Winchester model 64 with me and I was wondering the appoximate age. Serial #12202xx. Any clues? It's not in the best of shape but after 20 years of sitting I put 3 out of 4 in the nine ring @ almost 100 yds. Thanks for your help. Pete

brute

I have a model 64 built in l953. If it would have had a factory lyman sight would it be a 56 or a 66a.

brute

I bought a model 64 today. Condition 95% 30-30 ser. 1891xxx
Thought it was a carbine but the barrel is only 19" so it must have been cut at one time and the original front sight put back on.
I paid 450.00
How much does the cut barrel hurt value? Thanks for the help.

Jim

brute

What is the value of a winchester model 64 in excellent condition. It has a redfield peep sight and original ramp sight , a checkered stock with a pistol grip, original leather sling, serial # 2061750 in 30-30 caliber with 24 inch barrel. Thanks

brute

I have a model 64 Winchester 1947 25-35 that I need a front sight hood. Did it use the same hood as the pre 64 ,94.

brute

could somebody tell me what the number is of the front sight hood for a Model 64 ? Every place I look I get per 64 guns 94 70 etc.

drl50

Your description (checkering) indicates that your model 64 is the deluxe version also call the Model 64 "Deer Rifle".Pistol grip cap and sling swivels are also options you should have over the standard rifle. These are significantly higher in value than the standard sporting version depicted in these auctions."Excellent" condition is too broad a term for any kind of verbal appraisal and could range substantially from low to high on other issues. You could buy a vintage Winchester 22 series open buckhorn rear sight and replace the redfield peep and retain more originality.Increase in value would probably offset the cost of the sight. Serial number is about 1954. These are serialized with the model 94.Check the following GB link for more on a survey including model 64 data.Perhaps you could participate.

http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=325084

Bert H.

Hello brute,

The graded condition is very important to the value, but so is the specific configuration. From your description, the gun in question is a Deer Rifle versus a standard Sporting Rifle (as the two rifles are in the links Henry provided). Typically, the Deer Rifle variation is worth a minimum of 150% of the Sporting Rifle value.

The receiver mounted Redfield peep sight is not really an "aftermarket" item, nor will it detract from the value. Winchester factory drilled & tapped the receivers for a peep sight starting in late 1933. Of the (535) Model 64s I have surveyed, (487) of them are factory drilled & tapped for a receiver peep sight. Winchester used Lyman, Redfield, and Williams peep sights when ordered.

Buster1895

I would like to know if the front sight hood is the same as the one on Win 94, I'm interested in one Model 64 and the seller want $400 for it but the gun doesn't have the hood.

Bert H.

quote:Originally posted by Buster1895
I would like to know if the front sight hood is the same as the one on Win 94, I'm interested in one Model 64 and the seller want $400 for it but the gun doesn't have the hood.


Yes, the sights hoods are the same.

hidebuyer

$400.00 would be a steal with or without the sight hood !

Buster1895

quote:Originally posted by hidebuyer
$400.00 would be a steal with or without the sight hood !


I know but the gun is not in very good condition.