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trying to help a friend. Model 70 he's looking at has SN of G140613. Its a post-64 CRF Super Grade in 7mag. I haven't seen the rifle, but based on what he's telling me and what I remember, I'm thinking it is one of the very first CRF 70s that Winchester re-introduced. They made them in 7mag, .300WM and .338WM as I re-call. I am thinking its 91-92 ish DOM but can't find it on any websites. Any of you guys have that info? thanks

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trying to help a friend. Model 70 he's looking at has SN of G140613. Its a post-64 CRF Super Grade in 7mag. I haven't seen the rifle, but based on what he's telling me and what I remember, I'm thinking it is one of the very first CRF 70s that Winchester re-introduced. They made them in 7mag, .300WM and .338WM as I re-call. I am thinking its 91-92 ish DOM but can't find it on any websites. Any of you guys have that info? thanks

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it's not one of the first CRF reintroduced, as you say. It is a 6 digit classic. The first ones were custom shop rifles with 4 digits, but the first CRF's introduced post 64 was in '92. Those had 5 digits following the G prefix. That 6 digit is more than likely made around '95. Akwolverine and others will be able to give you the exact year made.


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And edit your post so the entirety of your friend's SN isn't posted.

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Should be early ‘96.

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Originally Posted by AKwolverine
Should be early ‘96.

I was hoping you'd chime in. Seemed like an early serial # for a 6 digit. Hence the reason I said 95. I was thinking somewhere in that range though..


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Should be early ‘96.

I was hoping you'd chime in. Seemed like an early serial # for a 6 digit. Hence the reason I said 95. I was thinking somewhere in that range though..
Unless there is an extra digit in there, it is not one of the early ‘90’s initial run. OP, can you ask your friend if it has a black forend tip?

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thanks guys. I'll talk to him tonite and should have a couple pictures. He didn't mention anything re: forend tip but will verify.

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Originally Posted by AKwolverine
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Should be early ‘96.

I was hoping you'd chime in. Seemed like an early serial # for a 6 digit. Hence the reason I said 95. I was thinking somewhere in that range though..
Unless there is an extra digit in there, it is not one of the early ‘90’s initial run. OP, can you ask your friend if it has a black forend tip?

I agree. Looks to me like he posted a 6 digit classic serial #.


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AK Wolverine: It DOES have a black forend tip. Couldn't get pics though.

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No problem. SN you provided is likely correct and it’s just a later (mid 90’s as opposed to early 90’s) gun. Will have supergrade style studs also. And … most likely the 26” barrel.

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