I checked the serial and it dates back to 1956. The rifle appears in good condition to me and it hasnt been fired for 20 years or more. I will try and get some pictures soon for a better idea on the condition. Anyone have a rough range on what its worth?
Winchester Model 94 value
- Thread starter Andrew S
- Start date
- Status
KaceCoyote
Member
No value at all, but I'll give ya 15 for the shipping if you wanna get rid've it.
Steve F
Member
I'll double KaceCoyote's offer and kick in a case of your favorite brew to boot! 
To answer your question,just as comparison of a sort,I bought one simular to your discription,in .32WSP made in 1944 and paid $175,but that was 10 years ago
To answer your question,just as comparison of a sort,I bought one simular to your discription,in .32WSP made in 1944 and paid $175,but that was 10 years ago
Peter M. Eick
Member
If it is in "nice" shape, meaning really nice, near new condition, then $500 around Houston, TX, but otherwise it degrades quickly to $300 to $350.
If it is really nice and you want to part with it, email me. I could use another pre-64 30/30 in nice shape.
If it is really nice and you want to part with it, email me. I could use another pre-64 30/30 in nice shape.
4 Mod 94s
I recently started cataloguing all my family firearms and found that I have four Winchester Model 94's. The oldest of the bunch was made in 1912 and is 25-35 caliber. The other three are 30-30s and were made in 1917, 1928 and 1952. They're all in great shape, no more than a little blue wear. Its just a testament to Winchesters craftsmanship that these nearly 100 year old rifles still fire reliably.
I recently started cataloguing all my family firearms and found that I have four Winchester Model 94's. The oldest of the bunch was made in 1912 and is 25-35 caliber. The other three are 30-30s and were made in 1917, 1928 and 1952. They're all in great shape, no more than a little blue wear. Its just a testament to Winchesters craftsmanship that these nearly 100 year old rifles still fire reliably.
rodregier
Member
Andrew S:
As you no doubt have learned, purchase price in the past is not a very good measure of current value of a firearm. Condition is one of the factors.
As you no doubt have learned, purchase price in the past is not a very good measure of current value of a firearm. Condition is one of the factors.
Hokkmike
Member
Check those sold on Gunbroker to get an idea. As you can see, many here (including me) are interested in this gun. I think $300 - $500 sounds right.
Hiaboo
Member
I wouuld say on average of 400 depending on condition, if its really sharp then it's upwards of 500 if its dirty, etc down to 300 but YMMV.
- Status
