Hot Sale .270 W.f.c. Carbine - 1937 Holiday Cheer Edition [q83z6MeZ]

.270 W.F.C. Carbine - A Collector's Treasure

Discover the unparalleled allure of the 1937 .270 W.F.C. Carbine, a rare gem in the world of firearms collecting. Crafted by the esteemed Winchester, this 70 carbine boasts a 20" barrel and is chambered in the classic .270 Winchester (.270 W.F.C.). With only 7,197 carbines and 9,335 rifles produced in 1937, this particular model is a highly sought-after combination of year and chambering. This relic is a testament to craftsmanship, as it remains 100% factory original, untouched by any discernible modifications. Its beauty and desirability make it an absolute must-have for any collector.

Exceptional Condition and Authenticity

The 1937 .270 W.F.C. Carbine is a shining example of originality, with the original bluing on the barrel and receiver still at an impressive 95%. Despite a few light cosmetic scratches and some thinning on the bolt knob, the carbine maintains its integrity. The bottom metal rates about 75%, and the butt plate bluing is nearly worn off, showcasing the carbine's age while emphasizing its authenticity. The bolt is serial number matched to the receiver (serial number 2762), and the rear bridge remains undrilled, further solidifying its original condition. A borescope inspection reveals an excellent bore, rating a 9/10, ensuring this carbine is ready for its next chapter.

Attention to Detail and Authenticity Features

The 1937 .270 W.F.C. Carbine is not just a piece of history; it's a work of art that embodies the craftsmanship of its era. The stock retains its original finish in excellent condition, free from cracks, dents, chips, or stains. A few cosmetic scratches are present, but the well-defined checkering at 20 lines per inch is a testament to its originality. In addition to its visual appeal, the carbine features several pre-war authenticity details: the squared-off trigger guard button, the triangle-dash proof mark on the floor plate, the Lyman 31W Gold Bead front sight, the jumbo-size bolt stop release plunger, and the stamped "1" on the magazine follower spring. These features confirm the carbine's authenticity, making it a valuable addition to any collection.