Winchester 94AE XTR?

[LeontheProfessional]

I have a guy offering me one of these in a straight trade but I have no idea what a gun like this is worth. He says it is in mint condition. I would not mind making the trade because I have always wanted a 30-30 but I would just like to find out a little more about this exact model.

 

[NCsmitty]

The AE stands for angle eject as those models allow over the bore scoping and side ejection of the cases. I'm not sure, but I think the XTR is a grade rating.
The 94 was beefed up to handle some of the new cartridges introduced with that model.
There are a few on www.gunbroker.com if you want to compare prices.



NCsmitty

 

[LeontheProfessional]

Thanks NCsmitty.

I checked Auctionarms, Gunbroker, and GunsAmerica but I could not get a good feel for the pricing do to very few being listed and the ones that were listed had no "buy it now" price.

 

[Al Thompson]

The only issues I'm aware of with the Winchesters is that the trigger is tough to adjust and the shell stops can be temperamental.

$300 - 350 seems to be the going rate these days...

 

[LeontheProfessional]

The only issues I'm aware of with the Winchesters is that the trigger is tough to adjust and the shell stops can be temperamental.

$300 - 350 seems to be the going rate these days...

I think it is a bit higher for this particular model but I can't figure out for sure.

 

[jmr40]

XTR is the deluxe version with cut checkering, better wood and the metal was polished a little better. Not many made like that and they should bring a little more than a standard version. A standard 30-30 in very good condition is bringing $300-$350 here, but used gun prices can vary quite a bit in different regions of the country.

The 94 Big Bore was the version beefed up to handle the 375, 356 and 307 rounds. The receiver is a little thicker at the front and back, same in the middle. The 30-30's all have the same receiver.

 

[LeontheProfessional]

Edit: Wrong topic.