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Winchester model 94
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this gun is in fair condition, made approx 1966. looking for a fair value on this gun ? thanks
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I have a question regarding a model 94 that I have had for some time. The serial number is 4224xxx and I purchased it as new in the box. The box is marked 30-30 Winchester / One 9412. The barrel is stamped 32 Winchester special and I slugged it and it is indeed 32 Spl.
Did Winchester ever rebarrel Model 94's to a different caliber at the customer's request?
Thanks,
Rusty
32 winchester special
octigan barrel
nickel plated
lever action80to 85%
no rust
sight manufacutrured in 1905
gun 1897?
robert apodaca
I have a Winchester model 94 30-30 with the 20 inch barrel and hooded sights. The stock is wooden and smooth, not checkered. It has probably nly been fired 10 times since it was new. The action is tight, the blueing is in great shape. The stock has a few minor dings and scratches. The serial # showed a 1977 build date.
Whats it worth? I wanted to get a new pistol and trade in a gun I never use.
Lee
Thanks
Charles
of this picticular gun. serial# 1021699
side of barrell has model 94 winchester
nickel steel 30 w.cf. top of ejection
chamber has pw inside a circle.Inside
trigger has the number 22.has wood grain
stock.the gun has been in the family for
atleast 50 years. please email me back
with some information about this
thank you,kelly
kelly clutts
Alex
alex
Thanks
Statement and question;
I have a Winchester Model 94 .30 W.C.F.(not a Yellowbelly) It was made on August 5, 1902 and sat on the shelf until it was purchased by my Great Great Grandfather in 1905, which he carried the rifle in the last years he rode with the calvelry till 1910 (As what has been dug up, I dont know how much of it rings true, I have no proof of the year because the photos of him carrying the rifle are not dated). I know this only by a search done by the Wild Bill Cody Museum last year. I hooked up with the son of one of the curators that told me he could find out all I needed to know on the rifle. That said... The gentilemen (his father)I talked to on the phone and e-maild the pics of the rifle and my Grandfather to, made an offer to purchase the rifle from me. He said it was worth $8,000.00 to $13,000.00. I have not heard of rifles going for this much and after checking around on this site I dont see how this price could be honest. He also added if I were to take it to auction it could bring as much as $30,000.00 to $33,000.00 because of the rifles history, and the right buyer was wanting it.
Does this sound like B.S.? I would sell it for $8,000.00 in a heart beat, I'm not that attached to the rifle anyhow. But I dont want to give it away either if $8,000.00 is the least it's worth.
The only thing on the rifle that is not original is the stop for the slide on the rear sight that keeps the sight from sliding off the top. The stop was installed by a smith at the Cody Museum.
Gun has minor handling rust on bottom and side of receiver.
Question: is there any interest or collector value of missing MFG. and caliber on barrel?
Perhaps one of a kind or a batch??? Please reply.
Doug Hanneman 208-454-0116 or reply at www.foxy12@cableone.net.
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