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Old 12-27-2007, 05:35 PM   #1
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Default Winchester pre 64 action ?

OK, I"™ve never been much of a Winchester fan and I"™m not sure why but I keep coming up with pre 64 action in a Winchester Model 70. Could some one explain this to me. Now don"™t all laugh at once. I might hear you...
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Old 12-27-2007, 06:23 PM   #3
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cma3366a, you got it bang on...

Ok, well I went and checked out my Winchester that has a pre 64 action to pick up on what you mentioned but I guess I would need both of them in front of me to see the difference.

I compared it to my Ruger and I find a big difference in fit and finish. They both are Mauser action ( correct ) and the Winchester just slide back and forth with allot less play. Night and day between the two.

Now what is the CRF ? Abbreviation for something?...
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I compared it to my Ruger and I find a big difference in fit and finish. They both are Mauser action ( correct ) and the Winchester just slide back and forth with allot less play. Night and day between the two.
Night and day difference in retail price you meant
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Old 12-27-2007, 06:28 PM   #5
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In 1964 the design was scrapped, and Winchester basically coppied the Rem 700, implemented lousy manufacturing processes and QC,Â*and slapped the model 70 name on it. People diddent like it one bit. Later on down the line, in the 90's they reintroduced a mauser-esque action and dubbed it the classic model 70.
Ok, so it was a different action resembling the 700. Now I"™m starting to see the light...
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Old 12-27-2007, 06:29 PM   #6
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I compared it to my Ruger and I find a big difference in fit and finish. They both are Mauser action ( correct ) and the Winchester just slide back and forth with allot less play. Night and day between the two.
Night and day difference in retail price you meant
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Trailer, dont ever give in to the temptation to sell that Winchester..it is money in the bank if it is a pre-64.
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Old 12-27-2007, 07:03 PM   #9
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Trailer, dont ever give in to the temptation to sell that Winchester..it is money in the bank if it is a pre-64.
Well it"™s not an old model but it was advertised with the pre 64 action. It"™s the Model 70 Classic Featherweight chambered in the 300 WSM. It is however the earlier model because it doesn"™t have the Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad. I"™m just hoping I can handle the recoil without too much problem...
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Old 12-27-2007, 07:12 PM   #10
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cma3366a . Ok, now I got it. Thank you very much SIR for all your time. Much appreciated. I did learn something today...

As for the Ruger , I purchased this rifle because it"™s chambered in the 350 R. M. Maybe I should have went with a Remington instead. Haven"™t even shot it yet and I"™m having problems with feeding the rounds from the magazine. Live and Learn...
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