I too own a Ted Williams Model 100 rifle with the exact same serial number that you have listed here. I was randomly searching for rifles and values and came across this info and was shocked to. What year was the Ted Williams model 100 30-30 lever action rifle serial no 273.532141 made? The number you are referring to is not the serial number. That number is the catalog number for Sears.

My 21st edition of Gun Traders Guide lists the sears model 54 in 30-30 at @$155 it was made by winchester, and has as same general specs as the model 94, no model 100 shown. Hope this helps a little. This has got to be the wierdest cooinceident I have ever seen. I too own a Ted Williams Model 100 rifle with the exact same serial number that you have listed here.

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I was randomly searching for rifles and values and came across this info and was shocked to learn that the serial numbers matched. Several thousand people have guns with the same number. It's a Sears Roebuck ID number, not a serial number. My model 100 has the serial # under the reciever. The blue book of firearms lists my serial # as 1964 manufacture. The weapon is a Winchester '94. The same manual that would apply to a Winchester '94 will work for a Sears 100.

Incidentally, it's a post-1964 weapon & was made in Japan. The steel of the receiver won't take a re-blue. It turns funny colors--green, purple, etc. NTexasCharley n.

N Post 64, yes, Japan, no n. NThe post-64 Winchester Model 94 rifles, including the store brand variants, were made by USRAC in New Haven CT. Since the closing of that factory it remains to be seen where, if at all, production resumes. NThe receiver CAN be blued, but it requires a special salt mixture that runs at lower heat - available from DuLite.