Winchester Model 94 Pre-64 Carbine .32 Win. Spl., 20 in Barrel, 1950 New Haven Manufacture
This Winchester Model 94 Pre-64 Carbine was manufactured in 1950 in New Haven and is chambered in .32 Winchester Special. It features a 20-inch round barrel, a full-length 6+1 tubular magazine, and classic top-eject operation. Factory details include Winchester WP proofs on the barrel and receiver ring and the "Winchester Proof Steel" barrel marking, with blued steel and walnut furniture completing the period-correct carbine configuration.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There is visible finish wear on the receiver and barrel. The firearm remains in good overall shape.
What's Included
- Winchester Model 94 Pre-64 Carbine chambered in .32 Win. Spl.
The carbine configuration includes a 20-inch round barrel and a full-length tubular magazine with a 6+1 capacity. Two barrel bands secure the forend and magazine, matching the classic Model 94 carbine layout. Operation is via a lever action with an exposed hammer and top-eject receiver.
Sighting equipment consists of a ramped front sight with a bead and a semi-buckhorn rear sight with an elevator. The stock set is walnut, with a straight grip and smooth forend, and a steel checkered buttplate. Length of pull measures 13.0 inches.
Construction is all steel with a blued finish on both barrel and receiver. Factory markings include Winchester WP proofs on the barrel and receiver ring and the "Winchester Proof Steel" legend on the barrel. Manufacturing origin is the United States, with New Haven production during the Pre-64 era.
Chambered in .32 Winchester Special, this 1950-production carbine represents the established Model 94 pattern from the Pre-64 period. Its combination of period-correct features, markings, and configuration reflects Winchester’s mid-century carbine specification.