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L61R .264 Win Mag Year?

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chamcolt

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I have a L61R Hunter in .264 Win Mag that the serial number is 147** and was wondering if anyone knows what year this was made? I'm guessing between '63 and '68. Does anyone got the sheet with all the calibers and their year end production numbers for the old finnbears, foresters, and vixens?
 
See the link under "reference materials". An update is being assembled currently. 1965 would be approximately the right date on your gun. Incidentally, in that era, it would have simply been called "standard" grade. The "Hunter" grade was a label adopted much later during the Stoeger era.
 

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