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Cabelas Winchester model 64

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  • MIKE WISKEY
    not on this particular rifle, but the 'Jap' reproductions are generaly better finished than the originals and shoot well.
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  • oldWinchesterfan
    Check out the wood carefully so you know what you have. I don't know about this one but some "Miroku Winchesters" the wood grain is painted on. It doesn't affect function and looks fine, unless someone gets aggressive cleaning the wood.
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  • charliemeyer007
    My first muzzle loader kit was Remington Zouave made by Miroku. It was a great shooting rifle, still regret selling it.
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  • gearheaddad
    My suggestion is this:
    If you want a Model 64, buy an original. Pony up and find a nice used but not abused original. Sure it will cost a little more, but it will always hold a good resale value.
    The 64 is a beautiful classic looking rifle!
    Good luck,
    Ed
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  • brummiejim
    I agree with gearheaddad. The Model 64 is a classic and a good ( not mint)shape original can be had for a few bucks more than the price you mention for a Japanese made copy. An original Winchester will hold also its value well over time. Buy American! Jim
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  • wolfpack
    Went ahead and layed away the Cabela,s model 64 for a birthday present for myself. Just too nice not to buy. Gearhead and Jim, had already thought about what you posted. Have a very nice and understanding wife, she said buy the Cabelas and an original. The kicker was when I said the kids will will inherit them anyway, so it is really for them. Anything for the kids. Now in the process of looking for a nice original, preferably in 32 spcl.
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  • oldWinchesterfan
    The Feb 2016 issue of Guns magazine came in the mail today and has an article on the M64 in .32 Win Spcl. Just FYI.
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  • wolfpack
    Thanks Old Winchester. I will try to find this issue.
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