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| The 33 Winchester or 33 W.C.F. (WCF = Winchester Center Fire) was introduced in 1902 by Winchester for the Model 86 lever-action rifle (which was originally chambered in .40-65). The 33 Winchester cartridge was retired in the late 1930's - early 1940's after the Model 86 rifle was replaced in 1936 with the Model 71 lever-action rifle, which was chambered in the 348 Winchester cartridge. The 33 Winchester was also offered in the Marlin Model 95 lever-action rifle and Winchester's Model 85 single shot rifle. It has been obsolete for app. 80 years and a hard cartridge to find. |
| 33 Winchester, 33 W.C.F. |
| Below are a few different versions and different head-stamps. |
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| Winchester "W.R.A. head stamp, "W" on projectile and "W" on special safety primer, for tubular feed lever-action rifles |
| Winchester "W.R.A. head stamp, regular primer. |
| Limit One $19.95 per Cartridge |
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| 33 Winchester, by Remington, Union Metallic Company with REM-UMC head stamp |
| 33 Winchester, by Western Cartridge Company before Western was bought by Winchester. |
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| Limit One $14.95 per Cartridge |
| Limit One $14.95 per Cartridge |
| Limit One $14.95 per Cartridge |
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