Values for Winchester Lever Commeratives??

[Sgt.RockRules04]

Hi Y'all, i'm trying to find values for the following mint/unfired NIB w/papers rifles:
1. [FONT=&quot]Winchester Little Big Horn Centennial 1876-1976. Winchester - R - Model 94 44-40 WIN Lever.
2. [/FONT][FONT=&quot] Winchester Model 94 R.C.M.P. Centennial Rifle, 30/30 Lever 1873-1973.

I haven't been able to find any like rifles for sale or even any talk of these two.Any ideas guys? I sure would appreciate some direction.

Thanks, SgtRock

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[lannard]

centennial is depending on the grade of wood, btween 1600 n 4750, us$ bluebook
ive personally seen a rcmp nib go for 2500.

ill look in to it further...

 

[H4831]

RCMP, $750, 900 if you find the right person.
If it was the service issued to, RNWMP on serial number, maybe $1200.
I am guessing, arn't we all, the Little Bighorn may be 600-700.

 

[Mount Sweetness]

The question is:
Who wants these things?

Take what you can get for them, $650 to $950???

 

[redbonefish]

The question is:
Who wants these things?

Yeah that is a good question.

 

[NAA]

The question is:
Who wants these things?

Actually, they make pretty good shooters. And they are pre-cross bolt safety.

I prefer the non-gold plated ones and only in .30-30 Win, though.

NAA.

 

[struff55]

Maybe the blue book would be interested in purchasing these firearms ??? Book values have no accuracy when it comes to market value in today;s markets U.S. or canadian.

 

[NAA]

Actually, they make pretty good shooters. And they are pre-cross bolt safety.

I prefer the non-gold plated ones and only in .30-30 Win, though.

I'll also mention that I acquired 3 of them. Two 20" barrel carbines [Cowboy & Bat Masterson] & one 16" trapper length barrel [Legendary Lawmen]. All are saddle ring carbines. Two were unfired with boxes, one fired with no box. Paid $300-$400 each for 'em. I bought them to shoot, though. As I said, they make good shooters.

NAA.

 

[TACTICAL111]

The question is:
Who wants these things?

Some people like them, like me.
I own 2 never fired sweeties

To the OP, this may be of some help.

http://www.doublegun.com/roth.htm

 

[Garand]

Actually, they make pretty good shooters. And they are pre-cross bolt safety.

I prefer the non-gold plated ones and only in .30-30 Win, though.

NAA.

I was out this morning shooting my John Wayne Commemorative in .32-40 and you are correct, they are very good shooters. I do prefer the silver/grey finish though myself.

 

[NAA]

I was out this morning shooting my John Wayne Commemorative in .32-40 and you are correct, they are very good shooters. I do prefer the silver/grey finish though myself.

+1

My "Bat Masterson" & "Legendary Lawmen" are a kinda pewder grey finish. The "Cowboy" a dull nickel. IMHO the gold colored commemoratives are hideous.

NAA.

 

[Sgt.RockRules04]

Thank You all for your valuable input.I'm not selling them,in fact, they are being gifted to us, i just had no idea of the values.Thanks again guys, i will post when i recieve them & will likely shoot the 30/30, the LBH 44/40 will be my better half's & she wants to keep it unfired,........... for now SgtRock

 

[CanAm]

I generally pay 400-600 for either. They are pretty common.

Always very hard to sell. Most people want a gun they can shoot. They won't buy these because shooting them hurts the collector value.

The gold plated ones are even harder to sell.

 

[leadslinger]

I have a Comanchee Carbine in 30/30.
Previous owner bought it from orriginal owner who bought it to shoot.
Threw away box and book.
I payed $225. but was full of surface rust, had to reblue,
and remove the crappy varnish job.
Looks real nice now.
Awseome groups from home loads.
But it is the fading gold finish model
No cross bolt safety though.