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Heard back from the NRA and they said it looks authentic to them. Train museum in Yellowstone said it looked like a very nice find, A fine specimen. Guessing my next hope is if someone that had access to Winchester records could tell me yes or no on the purchaser. If the answer is yes then I...

Museum got back to me. Said it’s a good possibility. The stamps look the same as ones they have on display. Not heard back from NRA yet. Cody firearms just wants me to pay them for what they have, role the dice like buying a car not knowing if it runs or has a engine at all ! Having fun looking...

Very cool ! I thought about one but dang scopes are expensive, then I need the mount.

Found the stock!

I found it! Well the stock it’s a Owens stock

Hello from Nevada! I’m in the middle of building back up after about 20 years of only having 1 pistol due to had times. My uncle passed in July so my search got more important on getting answers on a few guns. Everyone here has been so supportive and helpful! It’s awesome . Thank you all!

Will do. Thanks for the tips! Have a train museum here I’m going to try first. Then go from there.

Thanks! I will do that and send the same pictures I posted here. At worst I’m out $150 because they find nothing right.

Not mad! Just saying I’m more about information to add meaning to it. Either way I will never let go of it and passed onto my to my kids. That old it’s possible to have a good story, what if it could be traced back to a old train robbery and the barrel got damaged during it? They would have just...

Thanks! I got it from my uncle Years ago. He was a federal officer for U.P.R.R. Along with many other law enforcements, he died July 1. It’s all about the story for me. I already have it, just looking to see if there is a second chapter. just like everything, if the story is popular enough. It’s...

I didn’t find it on mine. As I read in another post. Uberti hid lots of them under the trigger housing.

Very cool. That one is newer. The ID number is stamped on a smooth flat surface and the collapsible stock is in the wood.

Thanks! Purchased it from my uncle years ago. He passed this year so I’m trying to figure out what year all my stuff is to make it easier on my family if something happens to me.

The site you posted shows my exact one. It only gives me a year span but looks like it falls in it going off the number

Not sure? Would be interesting to know.

Was designed for paratroopers so the stock didn’t hinder them landing! That part I know because of my uncle.

Thanks! That was very helpful. Narrowing it down from 64-70 from what I found so far!

Barrel length is 18.5…

Can anyone tell me about this Plainfield M1 year? I can’t find anything like this for information.

What are the measuring points? I will check