value of a pre-64 winchester 94 30-30
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Year and condition is huge. Is it a carbine or a rifle? If it is a carbine, is it pre-war or turn of the century? Is it a SRC or not? See if you can get more details, including serial number and photos. Then we can give you a better answer. I have a Model 1894 30-30 on the exchange for thousands of dollars, but it is a special order takedown in very high condition. A beater carbine from the same year might be $400.
A model 64 in .30/30 is worth a little more than a typical model 94 carbine bring a little more rarely seen. That one was made in 1953. Looks to have most of its original finish though and not drilled for a scope mount which absolutely pounds the value down. I would say it is worth around $750 give or take in today's market. A mint specimen would fetch $1200 or so. My 2 cents.
That is a very nice hunting rifle. It has obviously been hunted, and someone used an incorrect screwdriver. It would be a shame to d&t a classic deer rifle like this for a scope; scope would have to be offset to the left, which is sort of awkward. A peep sight would be a nice upgrade.
Guy put a price on it, or are you expected to make an offer? A pre-64 carbine in that condition would bring $400. A 64 is worth a premium over a carbine.
Guy put a price on it, or are you expected to make an offer? A pre-64 carbine in that condition would bring $400. A 64 is worth a premium over a carbine.
