model 94

[justin_576]

having a hard time with the value of the guns i inherited so you'll be seeing a few post from me asking for your guys knowledge !! anyways

model 94
30-30
Bushnell scope 3x - 9x
theres pitting on the receiver, bore looks good. was kept in a safe
stock has bumps and dings
definatly not perfect.

 

[kamlooky]

Post 64 and I think five brown ones would be a bit of a stretch.

 

[9.3mauser]

^^ I agree. $400 tops & the scope doesn't add any value.

 

[razorbeck]

I sold a pre 64 in worse shape for $700 but depends if you want quick sale or maximum return

 

[LilJoe43211]

$350 ish depending on bore?

 

[mbogo3]

Looks like the pot metal receiver you can't re- blue.

 

[blasted_saber]

$400 at the absolute most. The scope doesnt add anything.

I'd probably take $300 for it if I was going to sell it.

 

[stampede]

Looks like it was used to beat deer to death.

 

[bearkilr]

Looking at that gun, I'd have a hard time believing the bore is good. Maybe it is, but as a buyer having only pics to go by, I think you should be happy to get $300. You're probably better off removing the scope and mount, it detracts from the value, if anything. My opinion anyhow.

 

[nomad 68]

The side mount on a 94 has to be one of the biggest abominations ever put on a firearm. I personally think these types of mounts devalue a 94. On the gun itself, I agree with $350 plus or minus a bit.

 

[teknition]

I agree. 300.00 350.00 tops.

 

[John Y Cannuck]

I have to disagree with those who would have you remove the scope. It would then have a row of holes down the side of the receiver.
Once it's been done, it can't be undone (the damage). That and today, everyone thinks they need a scope like it's gods gift to accuracy. It might even be a sales feature to someone who can't bear a rifle without one.
Decidedly not a collector piece. Under 400 is where I'd be.

Looks like a late 1971-1980 version, the first revision after the horrid post 64's, they make great 'truck guns'.

 

[Sidearm Sambo]

Looks like made after 64. Asking $300 would be what i would ask.

 

[tiriaq]

I think that the sidemount base attaches using the hole for the plug screw that retains the link pin, plus the two holes for an aperture sight - so there may not be extra holes down the side of the receiver. The offset scope mount is a way of getting a scope onto a rifle not designed to be scoped. Sort of odd to use, but you can get used to it.
It is just a somewhat used post '64 rifle, with a ho-hum scope mounted in a manner that many would not like.
Might be able to squeeze $400 out of it, be prepared for less.

 

[9.3mauser]

Those mounts work surprisingly well if you're left handed. You just have to tilt your head over a little more. They really suck for right handers. I think that mount uses the pre-existing holes, like the Williams mount on my brother's rifle.

 

[tiriaq]

OP has the rifle in the EE @$450, plus delivery - close to $500 all in. We'll see how he does.