winchester model 70

[greggywhat]

winchester model 70 with a 780100 serial number not mine but around there is it a pre 64 only thing i know is i got a good deal even if its not but want to know heres some crappy pics

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c176/gcomer/Picture001-1.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c176/gcomer/Picture003.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c176/gcomer/Picture004.jpg

[m1match]

That does not look like a pre-1964 Winchester Mod 70. The pre-64s had cut checkering and most telling, they had the Mauser style rotating claw extractor which is clearly visible alongside the bolt body. Your pictures show pressed in checkering on the stock and the bolt does not have the correct extractor. It is definitely a post 1964 model 70.

Take a look at this Wikipedia page with lots history on the Model 70:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_Model_70#Pre_.2764_Model_70_Action_.28Controlled_Round_Feed.2C_CRF.29

[Fjold]

winchester model 70 with a 780100 serial number not mine but around there is it a pre 64 only thing i know is i got a good deal even if its not but want to know heres some crappy pics

What does this say?

Did you buy this one? Are you looking at buying this one?

The rifle pictures are of a post-64 pushfeed Winchester. The bolt does not have the claw extractor, which you can plainly see on a Pre-64 even with the action closed.

[freonr22]

http://www.rifleshootermag.com/featured_rifles/RS_Model70WO_200803/

http://shootersforum.com/showthread.htm?t=43676

some reading material for you

[greggywhat]

no i just bought it for 235 with dros from a old guy was wondering how old it was thats all i was planing on reselling it soon here

[gdun]

yeah that is not a pre 64.
the pre 64 are excellent guns
especially when chambered in 30-06 springfield