Sometime in the late 1970s or early 1980s, it was discovered that the firing pins in some Win. Model 100 rifles and carbines broke inside the bolt. This could result in the front part of the firing pin protruding from the bolt which resulted in the rifle firing as a full auto when subsequent rounds were chambered (a "slam fire".) A recall was issued; a search on the web will (with luck) reveal an 800 number. Winchester/New Haven Repeating Arms kept a record of which serial number rifles had the firing pin replaced. Another couple ways to check whether the repair was made is to dissamble the rifle and check the firing pin - if it's round, no repair has been made; if it's flat-sided, the repair has been made. A simpler way to check is to remove the magazine, retract the bolt, and look carefully at the top of the inside of the receiver; repaired guns should have a letter or number stamped into the metal. If there is no code designator, that is a good indication that the repair has not been done.
your winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made by winchester in 1962.
your Winchester model 100 semi-auto was made in 1965.
the Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made between 1961-1975.
That's the Winchester Model 490. A very high quality .22 semi-auto with the weight and feel of a Model 100. Built during 1976-1980. Pricey and hard to find.
With the serial number that you have supplied;your Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made in the year 1963.
The Ted Williams model 100 was a Winchester model 1894 rifle.Use this model to order a new firing pin.
Your serial number indicates that your Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made in the year 1967.
Your Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made at the end of the year 1967,with the serial number that you supplied.
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Your sears ted williams model 100 is actually a winchester model 1894 rifle that was made by winchester for sears.You can find a firing pin at numrich gun parts corp.They can be found on the web.
gunpatscorp.comSears Model 300 firing pinIf the Model 300 is the lever-action .30-30 that Sears sold in the '50s it's a part-for-part copy of a Winchester '94. In fact, Winchester probably made it to be sold under the Sears name. If that's the case, a firing pin for a Winchester '94 can be made to fit it. POST '64, not pre-64The Ted Williams/Sears 100 is a post-64 Winchester 94, and requires a post-64 firing pin. We do have them available. sales@countrygunsmith.net
A semi auto rifle from the early 70s made in 243, 284 and 308.