Upadated answer: Winchester actually manufactured 53,738 Model 94s in the year 1941. Winchester produced 48,883 model 1894 rifles in 1941.
not many....the .17 HMR was only out a short time until Winchester stopper making 94's in all chamberings, not just 17 and 22
Manufactured before 1968. No serial number was required. Many of Winchester mass produced .22 rifles did not have one.
The precise number of Winchester Model 1894 rifles that were manufactured is unknown, however, the number is around 7.5 million. This rifle was designed by John Browning.
Of the 20,580 Model 55 Rifles that were manufactured, appoximately 81% (or 16670) were Take Downs. The Solid Frame Model 55 is the rarest Winchester model configuration ever made. If you can provide me with the serial number and caliber, I can tell you whne it was made, and the overall statistical numbers.
Made in 1967. 97,395 rifles and carbines made.
This Winchester model number was manufactured in 1955. This is not as old as I thought it would be. There are many websites out there that say they can help determine the date of manufacture. Most of them didn't work.
As far as I know Winchester did not brake down the production figures by caliber for any certain year.They may have it in their records,but I do not believe that this was released to the public.I would contact Winchester directly and they may provide the answer that you seek.
I can find serial numbers from 1 ~ 15110 on the model 53. They started in 1924 and #15110 was made "after 1940". Don't know how many were made in .44 cal.
how many Winchester Model 100's were made in the .284 caliber?
Winchester made 19,999 bicentennial model 1894 carbines.
Check the serial number, it seems to have too many digits to be a Winchester serial number for a model 94.If the number is correct, the gun must be of recent manufacture, (making it post 64)