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Need help dateing a friends Win 94 top eject

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My friend and hunting partner just picked up a 94 30-30 that is in like new shape the bolt doesnt even show any wear from having the action cycled.
He was told it is a 1981 production but I said I would check with you all to see when she was made. The sn is 4989XXX any help would be great.

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The year of manufacture for serial number 4989000 is 1981
The year of manufacture for serial number 4989999 is 1981

from: http://armscollectors.com/sn/winlookup.php

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Thank You Sir. I will let him know :D
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pharmseller beat me to it!! :D
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yay I win! What's my prize?
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