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I was recently handed down a Winchester Model 1894 .30 and I just wanted to check the value. The serial # is 19542. There is some patina, but it's still in amazing shape. Lever functions flawlessly.
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Value of Winchester Model 1894
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Please describe the item in as much detail as possible. Detail does not mean "in good shape" ,describe how the wood is, how much blueing (% of original finish left) there is etc., and anything else you see that may be helpful. Tell us all marking, words, and letters anywhere on the gun...
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You must have missed the part about pictures of both sides, top, bottom and clear close up pictures of all marking.
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Please describe the item in as much detail as possible. Detail does not mean "in good shape" ,describe how the wood is, how much blueing (% of original finish left) there is etc., and anything else you see that may be helpful. Tell us all marking, words, and letters anywhere on the gun...
You must have missed the part about pictures of both sides, top, bottom and clear close up pictures of all marking.
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Your Model 1894 was made about Feb. in 1897, with 14,463 made that year, and second year of the .30WCF cartridge. Being made before Jan 1st 1899, it's classified as "Antique", which gives it a small bump in value. From the pics, it looks like there's no bluing left on it, and I can't tell what sights are on it to see if they were one of the factory options.
From what I can see, I would say it's in the $800 range.
From what I can see, I would say it's in the $800 range.
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