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Winchester Model 37 28ga

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  • Bert H.
    Hello BECCA,

    There are no surviving production records for the Model 37. I am curious to know where you read about the (2518) number?
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Probably one of the most conterfieted guns out there.
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  • becca05
    BERT:I READ THIS FROM A BOOK BY GEORGE MADIS.THANKS BECCA
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  • Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by becca05
    BERT:I READ THIS FROM A BOOK BY GEORGE MADIS.THANKS BECCA


    George Madis unfortunately is not an accurate source of Winchester production information. For every single Winchester Model that I have researched, I have proven his published information to be in error... in some cases, grossly in error.
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  • p.muerrle
    quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
    Hello BECCA,

    There are no surviving production records for the Model 37. I am curious to know where you read about the (2518) number?
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  • p.muerrle
    Don't know where you got that Bert. I have some records on the M37.While I don't have alot, there are some that are still around.
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  • clays
    Don't know about records of how many were produced, but at the gun auction here in NC yesterday a 28ga w/28" barrel in excellent condition went for $2400.00.
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  • Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by p.muerrle
    Don't know where you got that Bert. I have some records on the M37.While I don't have alot, there are some that are still around.


    Pauline,

    What I was trying to state, is that there are no "warehouse" ledger records like there are for the older models. Because the Model 37 was never serialized, there is no available means to identify individual guns, or how many of each variation were manufactured. The best that we can say is that more than 1-million of them were made were made over a 30-year span.
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