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In Honor of the Mad Piper - Bill Millin. Differentiating between the Pre-64 and Post-64 Win. R - Trigger machined pre-64, cast post-64 P - Spring cover machined pre-64, stamped post-64 L - Firing pin retaining pin omitted on post-64 I - Cartridge guide screws threads from inside pre-64, thread from outside post-64 H - Finger lever pin stop screw small pre-64 - larger post-64 It should be self explanatory.Ī - Angles & Contours or Upper Edges of Receiver, Step at Front of Boltī - Angles & Contours of Lower Edges of ReceiverĬ - Round or oval cut to rear of blot face surrounding extractor, machine cuts on sides of front end of bolt. I've created a legend to match the letters that identify the various features that are different between the two vintages. 
These pictures will show the differences in the screws, the triggers, some of the machining changes, the carriers, and the shapes of the receivers. This photo essay was intended to help those who are not familiar with the external differences between the Pre-64 and Post-64 Winchester Model 94s.
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