Winchester 1890 22 LR Receiver
Which part of the Winchester 1890 is the Serial number firearm.
Front or Rear? Both have serial numbers. Found some stuff and trying I need to log it in or not.
Also 1897 / 39 Marlin
Assume its the one that the barrel is attached too?
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Just looked at mine, both are the same but I would assume that the one in front of the trigger guard has to be the real serial number that would be the one to book. For the 1890. 0 -
A receiver is a receiver, and a barrel attaches to the receiver. Then again, Winchester lever guns have the serial on the lower tang, and that's a removable trigger assembly, that can be swapped out with another gun. So I don't know for sure, and since the ATF makes their own rules and laws as they go, you have to think like they do. But that would involve a fifth of alcohol, and several blows to the head with a ball peen hammer. 3 -
TRAP55 said:A receiver is a receiver, and a barrel attaches to the receiver. Then again, Winchester lever guns have the serial on the lower tang, and that's a removable trigger assembly, that can be swapped out with another gun. So I don't know for sure, and since the ATF makes their own rules and laws as they go, you have to think like they do. But that would involve a fifth of alcohol, and several blows to the head with a ball peen hammer.
That's what got me thinking its the part that attaches to the barrel. But.....?I opened a drawer and four 6-8 upper and lowers Winchester 1890 and Marlin 1897 in 22 LR. Kind of confused how to handle these and possibly sell them.Have not cleaned them. Not great Shape. But usable.Here's a few pix's.




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