Confused.........again.....
I got to wondering about this the other day, and thought someone here may be able to enlighten me. I understand the "Pre-64" terminology for Winchester has to do with the point in time wher they changed the style of bolt action in Model 70's. This conversion is what basically makes the"Pre-64" more valuable to diehard fans and collectors.
My question is this: What does that have to do with Model 94's being aavertised as "Pre-64" also? What change(s) were made to it in 1964? Either I have forgotten what that was, or simply don't understand. Yes, I'm aware that subtle changes have occurred over the years as with most everyone else, but what separates a 1963 '94 from a 1965 '94?