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I believed there was a span of your time where it was the barrel and never the receiver, but possible acquired that blended up While using the 1890 info. Many thanks Gun prices for clearing that one up. I am continue to interested by the reasoning guiding the WP’s use at that point in the game. Chris
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The 1st Models had been provided completely in solid body; subsequent models had been available also in takedown configuration. All to start with and early next models had circumstance hardened receivers.
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Towards the best of my knowledge, if you find a pre-1905 Winchester with a “WP” evidence over the barrel, but not around the receiver, any individual other than Winchester swapped the barrel.