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neilseitz · June 11, 2010, 01:12 PM

Thanks for the information. There is still some confusion on my part. The code on the barrel for my Wingmaster is "EA", which I understood to be the date of manufacture for Oct. of 1954. Therefore, my gun wouldn't be a "LW" Wingmaster...correct? I guess that's why I mentioned the "LW" Wingmasters in the first place. I wanted to know the difference between my gun and the newer "LW" version. Since I am assuming my gun is not the "LW" version, Remingtons Model #26408 barrel would fit my gun...correct? Also since it is not a "LW" version, what would that mean for the interchangeability between stocks?

June 11, 2010, 01:12 PM	#3
neilseitz Junior Member Join Date: June 11, 2010 Posts: 2	Thanks for the information. There is still some confusion on my part. The code on the barrel for my Wingmaster is "EA", which I understood to be the date of manufacture for Oct. of 1954. Therefore, my gun wouldn't be a "LW" Wingmaster...correct? I guess that's why I mentioned the "LW" Wingmasters in the first place. I wanted to know the difference between my gun and the newer "LW" version. Since I am assuming my gun is not the "LW" version, Remingtons Model #26408 barrel would fit my gun...correct? Also since it is not a "LW" version, what would that mean for the interchangeability between stocks?