Winchecter 92 & 94

aldav53

January 16, 2003 05:53

What is the difference between the Model 92 & 94?

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  22WRF

  January 16, 2003 06:12

  The 92 mfg from 1892-1941 Solid frame or Take down
  cal 25/20, 32/20, 38/40, 44/40, 20" or 24" barrel may be round, half round, octagon.
  13 shot full mag, 7 shot 1/2 mag
  
  The newer 92made 1997 to date in 44 Mag 357 mag 44-40 45 LC Round 24" Barrel 10 rd mag
  
  The major dif the 92 was never made in 30/30
  
  
  
  
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  v35

  January 16, 2003 06:22

  While they look alike from a distance, the only things they have in common are probably stocks, sights and maybe a few screws. The actions had totally different lockup systems.
  The 92 series had a short action made for pistol cartridges. It was made in 218Bee, 25-20, 32-20, 38-40,and 44-40. More recently they or their clones were made in 357 magnum,44 magnum,45 Long Colt and 454 Casull.
  The 94 was made in 25-35, 32-40, 38-55, 32 Winchester Special and 30-30. I believe it was more recently made in additional calibers of 307 Winchester, .356 Winchester and 375 Winchester

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  legn4

  January 16, 2003 09:44

  A 92 is a scaled down 1886. Is that cloning?
  
  Work'n like a dog all nite

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  MIKE WISKEY

  January 16, 2003 11:55

  LEGN, NO THAT'S SUB CLONING

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  v35

  January 16, 2003 12:25

  Had an 1886, a Tigre 92 clone and two modern 92 Browning 92s. Disappointingly, none of the 92s were as smooth and slick as the 86 even though they were midget 86s.
  When I lived in NYC in the '50s the NYPD sold off all their 92s in 44-40. As I recall they had both carbines and rifles with perfect bores but not too much bluing. They were kept in steel boxes mounted on the rear shelves of the squad cars. I fondled them and agonized overnot having the $40-45 they wanted for one.

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