718:. Winchester had long had mounting holes pre-drilled in the receiver of the gun to accommodate such a modification, and it was by far the most common upgrade installed on the Model 1894 for most of its history. Nevertheless, consumer tastes changed in the years after World War II as high quality scopes became both widely available and affordable. Commercial acceptance of the new scopes was likewise rapid, and by the 1970s the ability to use receiver-mounted scopes on hunting rifles had become expected by most gun buyers. With the competition able to mount scopes on its receivers without difficulty, this shortcoming was blamed for falling sales. In response, Winchester changed the design of the action in 1982 to angled cartridge ejection, which ejects fired cartridges at an angle that allows the rifle to function while fitted with a conventional receiver-mounted scope.
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Though the increase in build quality was noted at the time, it was the conspicuous presence of the new safety that generated the strongest opinions. It was widely reviled by
American consumers and gun writers alike as a "lawyer" safety, who said it detracted from the overall look, feel, and operation
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methods of production at
Winchester's factory while also seeking to expand the sales and marketing of Winchester rifles worldwide. This effort would culminate in two major changes to the gun in 1992: the reintroducing of now-CNC-machined parts and solid pins back into the action, and the elimination
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rifle. Taken together, they were seen as a retreat from quality production across the company's whole range, seriously damaging
Winchester's reputation for making quality firearms in the process. In response, many sought out rifles made before 1964 (popularly referred to as "pre-'64" rifles), which
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The Model 94 over its long history included the
Winchester Model 55, produced from 1924 through 1932 in a 24-inch (610 mm) barrel, and the Winchester Model 64, produced from 1933 through 1957 in 20, 24, and 26-inch (660 mm) barrel lengths. From 1964 through 1980, a version of the Model 94
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of the rifle. FNH and
Winchester responded in 2003 by moving the safety to the tang behind the receiver, which largely quelled the controversy. Both the last Model 1894s to leave the New Haven factory before American production ceased in 2006 and the new Model 1894s produced in Japan since 2010 by
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on top of the receiver—the most convenient location for the shooter—without interfering with cartridge ejection. A scope for such a firearm must instead be mounted either far forward on the barrel (where it must be specifically designed for the purpose), or offset to the side of the gun (which
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U.S. production ceased in 2006. At the time there were 14 versions of the Model 94 in the
Winchester catalog. In 2010 Winchester Repeating Arms reintroduced the model 94 in two Limited Edition models to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Oliver F. Winchester's birth in New England in 1810.
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Winchester, first as a Model 94 variant introduced in 1924, and, later, as a short-lived single-shot/auto-eject hybrid .22-caliber rifle that self-cocked the bolt each time it was fired). Henshaw (1993) p.
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or clone) and a
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961:(22 ed.). Stoeger Publishing Company. 1999. p. 5.
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982:Zidock Jr., Alex (1994). "Winchester Model 94".
1231:Winchester Lever Action Development: Model 1894
644:from the presidency of the company he founded,
337:that became one of the most famous and popular
1219:Winchester Pre '64 Model 94 Classic Gun Review
1058:Winchester Model 94: A Century of Craftmanship
786:. New York: Book Sales, Inc. pp. 96–103.
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383:One Model 1894 is on display at the
364:The Model 1894 was produced by the
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1131:Hunter's Guide to Whitetail Rifles
902:Winchester Lever-Actions go to War
608:shotgun and named the Model 9410.
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883:19th Century Military Winchesters
461:from interrupting manufacture of
366:Winchester Repeating Arms Company
18:Winchester Model 1894 Mini-Musket
1033:Cartridges of the World, 10th Ed
811:. Montana: TwoDot. p. 122.
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990:(5). Hearst Magazines: 50–52.
784:Winchester: An American Legend
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520:Pacific Coast Militia Rangers
473:rifles for infantry use, the
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2384:.325 Winchester Short Magnum
2364:.300 Winchester Short Magnum
2329:.270 Winchester Short Magnum
426:in the dense forests of the
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2414:.35 Winchester Self-Loading
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1162:Murtz, Harold A. (2005).
1012:(1998). "Slingin' Lead".
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62:Place of origin
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183:20 in (510 mm)
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1035:. Krause Publications.
1020:(4). Jay McGill: 76–79.
924:. S.I. Publicaties BV.
635:Winchester 94 variants.
465:lumber for framing the
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2394:.338 Winchester Magnum
2374:.32 Winchester Special
2369:.300 Winchester Magnum
2319:.264 Winchester Magnum
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