Not Really a Winchester Man
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Not Really a Winchester Man
But in the past 2 weeks I've had a chance to buy 2 nearly new looking pre-64 Model 94s. One was a .30-30 and one was a .32 Winchester Special. They wanted $600.00 each. They were beauties.
"I have reached up to the gun rack and taken down the .30/30 carbine by some process of natural selection, not condoned perhaps by many experts but easily explained by those who spend long periods in the wilderness areas."~Calvin Rutstrum~
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Depends if they were pre 1952 or not. (as to value) The long forend (pre-52) is more desirable and a near new specimen might bring 6 but more likely 4-4.5 . Short forend (1952-1963) can be had around here for 3-4 in 95% or better. That will all change in the next couple of years as guys who can't afford the pre-war one are snagging the later versions.-----------------------Sixgun
Last edited by Sixgun on Tue Dec 25, 2007 4:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.