Win. '94 price check

[Timberlord]

I believe it's a 1975 by the serial #'s .
.32spec with wear from useage and a slice out of the front handguard.
Still cycles / shoots very well with a shiney bore and well defined rifling.
What would be a fair price for this ??

 

[mmattockx]

$300 plus shipping.


Mark

 

[H4831]

Mark, I was just starting to answer, when I got interrupted, but I was going to put $300 as a top mark.
'57, not a stellar year for Winchester 94s.
Little to no value as a colletor.
32 W. Special, an obslete cartridge.
So we start the other way.
Any Winchester lever will look appealing, to someone, if the price is right. That piece of history, even 1957.
I guess any 94 that you could put a cartridge in and safely fire it, no matter how battered up it was, would fetch $75 at a gun show.
Solid, rifle, good looking condition, except for part of missing forestock with a shiny bore, would bring a reasonable amount and I'm thinking reasonable is between 250 and 300 smackers.

 

[trapoholic]

$10 Bucks Its a Winchester, heh

 

[senior]

You say 1975?
In that shape, I would suggest $150 tops!

 

[kamlooky]

Did they make a 32 sp in 1975?
That lever lookylike it's been around a bit longer than that?
Now I need to do some homework.
Dang.