Model 94 followed me home.

[Bridger]

The 44 mag '94 I asked yalls opinion of earlier didn't work out. He wound up wanting a little more than I was willing to pay. And, after some reading I had reservations about how well it would feed. (That wasn't necessarily a deal breaker though.) However, I was in another toy store here recently and found a 1981 or so 30-30 that I really liked- no lawyered up stuff or angle eject. The price tag said $319. I wanted it but just wasn't in the mood to spend that much money. So, I asked the owner what he would do on a trade with the .32 H&R I bought a few weeks back. He offered me way more than I expected, so down the pike it went. I really liked that little revolver, and most likely will eventually wind up with another. But darn it, it ain't a Winchester and that's what I was really wanting. All that said, I submit it now for yall's review.

I do have one question: Williams Foolproof or a Lyman sight of some sort?

[pwl44m]

Nice snag and a good price and U got Your zapatos in the pic.
Perry

[Griff]

Wow! Looks like you reached inside and took one of mine outta my safe! Good lookin' rifle! Great price too!

[1894c]

Nice snag and a good price and U got Your zapatos in the pic.
Perry

Williams...really nice Win.94...good trade...nice shoes too.. :)

[gak]

Agree - good snag. You got one of the last of the good ones. They started making them better again in the late 70s with some definite improvements over early Post 64s, worthy of pride-of-ownership again,...and then they had to go and spoil it all again with the AE (but even I've been tempted by a pre safety one, just because) but more especially later with the crossbolt, rebounder etc. Big fan of the .32 H&R too, but another'll come along!