Model 37 Winchester--Youth Gun

4205raymond

Bert/Cartod, please take a look at AA #10057306. This fella is talking about a made in 1937 "Youth Gun" with a serial number of 2939. (see pistol grip)There were no serial numbers on the 37 Win. except on the left side of the barrel of a few designated for export. Note the high spur hammer that I assume has a red dot underneath. According to my records the "Youth Gun" was introduced around 1958 which was a third generation 37 Win.(hammer wise)Do you think the number on the pistol grip is someone's inventory control number? What the heck. Any comments? Thank you.

GuvamintCheese

I dont know what those numbers are for, sure doesnt look factory. Ask the guy to explain and see how much bs he throws out at you.

Bert H.

Hello Ray,

My personal level of knowledge concerning the Model 37 is relatively limited as compared to the lever-action and single shot models. That said, the description of the gun in question is quite suspicious.

Ned Fall

The original Winchester Model 37's made from about 1936 to 1963 and made in New Haven,CT were not serial numbered. The Winchester Model 37A's were made by Winchester at the old Cooey Machine & Arms Company plant located in Coberg,Ontario, Canada which Winchester purchased . Thee guns will have a serial number preceded by a "C".

CapnMidnight

I have a standard Winchester 67 on the auction side, there is no serial number on the rifle. The hammer is standard, the same as on all the 67s I've ever seen.
W.D.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=226645650