1942 win 94 30 wcf value

[Bushbasher]

I have a 1942 win 94 30 wcf in perfect condition barely fired
What would it be worth roughly

 

[HuskyDude]

Need pics $1000 ++

 

[Sask Bearman]

As said, need pictures but $ 1000 to $ 1250.

 

[Winz]

Value is obviously down to a number of factors, but mostly supply and demand. Technically, there are a lot of Win 94s around including top-eject pre-64 ones and a decade ago, these wouldn't have commanded that high of a price. However, a pristine one (including wood) would generally be quite desirable.

The AE models get more hate than they probably deserve and arguably only some of the early years weren't good until they ironed out the kinks. The TE pre-64 models are nice in terms of machined parts but being TE, less functional in some ways of modern shooting terms depending on how one uses it. Having said that, I will never sell my similar aged (and what I deem very good condition) TE Win94 b@stardised with aftermarket stock, sight mount and etc (but I'm also ok with not having original wood).

 

[NAA]

Check the serial number.... if it starts with 1,3 x x ,x x x then you may have a PCMR issued Model '94. Check the receiver, butt stock & forend for a "C broad arrow" stamp. If you have a PCMR then that could substantially increase the value. Pics would be great, too.

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[Bushbasher]

It’s been re blued does that de value it any? I want to hunt with it

 

[9.3mauser]

It’s been re blued does that de value it any? I want to hunt with it

Yes, it does. Probably 8-900 dollar gun now.

 

[Lefty Dick]

Just hunt with it, without pics there ain’t no way of knowing an accurate value.

$750 plus, but then again it could be so hosed up, you never know……

 

[ivobb]

I am going to give an exact value just after I write down the 6/49 numbers that are going to hit tonight.

 

[FatCatsDad]

It’s been re blued does that de value it any? I want to hunt with it

$825