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1894 XTR 375 big bore
nards444
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Any ideas on values, did a little research and kind of all over the board.
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http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=367079589
A search of completed auctions lists one sold for $550 with 1 bid and 26 no bids on $829.99
At this late date though, I just don't remember if the 94's with that "XTR" suffix were just made by USRA, or not?
One closing soon.
http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=367079589
A search of completed auctions lists one sold for $550 with 1 bid and 26 no bids on $829.99
thanks kind of what I thought. I got a 44mag one and dad got the 275. I paid 300 he paid 275. Mine is mint on the metal and a few safe scruffs on the wood. his seems to be about the same. Probably a 90% gun or better.
Some of the .375 win caliber Big Bores, were made prior to USRA taking over production in the early 80's. This would make them original Winchester made guns in many collectors eyes. This would increase value IMHO.
At this late date though, I just don't remember if the 94's with that "XTR" suffix were just made by USRA, or not?
happen to know dates let me know.
quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
Some of the .375 win caliber Big Bores, were made prior to USRA taking over production in the early 80's. This would make them original Winchester made guns in many collectors eyes. This would increase value IMHO.
At this late date though, I just don't remember if the 94's with that "XTR" suffix were just made by USRA, or not?
quote:Originally posted by nards444
quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
Some of the .375 win caliber Big Bores, were made prior to USRA taking over production in the early 80's. This would make them original Winchester made guns in many collectors eyes. This would increase value IMHO.
At this late date though, I just don't remember if the 94's with that "XTR" suffix were just made by USRA, or not?