Winchester models 67 & 67A Act

Winchester Models 67 & 67A

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The drawings listed below are scanned off existing factory catalogs, or existing books
These Illustrated parts Drawings are shown only to help you identify needed parts, they ARE NOT parts that are made or supplied by the host of this website

Most of these illustrations will be from factory catalogs, however some are taken from Frank de Haas's Single Shot Rifle book & are for identification only, & ARE NOT factory part numbers unless identified as such. This is important as about all obsolete parts suppliers use ONLY factory or closely associated numbers where ever possible so everyone is on the same page.

Note, for some of the older firearms, many over 100 years old, the factories never used what we now know as assembly drawings, but just views of many of the component parts & possibly randomly placed

The above firearm originated from a model 60 which had no safety lock, which then evolved as the model 67, which had a slimmer stock. The model 68 was basically the same as the 67A, except it utilized a economy peep sight inserted in a barrel dovetail that was way to the rear over the chamber.

167	Barrel, Standard (27")	2067	Safety Lock Friction Spring
167C	Barrel, Youth Rifle (20")	2167	Sear & Extractor
367	Bolt with Handle	2267	Sear Spring, Old Style, (shown)
467	Bolt Complete	2267A	Sear Spring, New Style, (with large hole)
567	Bolt retaining Spring	2367A	Stock Stud
1067	Firing Pin	2467	Stock Stud Screw
1167	Firing Pin Complete	2567	Stock Stud Escutcheon
1267	Firing Pin Guide Pin	2667	Trigger
1367	Firing Pin Head	2767	Trigger Pin
1467	Firing Pin Head Pin	2867	Trigger Spring
1567	Firing Pin Spring & Guide	2967	Front Sight, 75C
		3167	Rear Sight 32B with 2C Elevator
1667	Firing Pin Retracting Spring	2C	Rear Sight Elevator, (low)
1767	Guard Bow	2CH	Rear Sight Elevator, (high)
1867	Guard Bow Screw (2 required)	.	.
1967	Safety Lock	.	.