Hi all. I recently came accross a very minty Winchester model 94 AE XTR in 307 Win. The gun does not have the cross bolt safety. Looks like it spent its entire life in a safe. Does anyone have a clue as to what this gun is worth? Thanks.
Winchester 307 Big Bore how much??
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There is/was a similar one in the EE.
Have you checked there to see if you could find something close?
From $800.00 to $1800.00, but I am far from an expert.
Have seen ammo in the EE as well, not sure about current factory.
Epps has one in 375 Win, but with cross bolthttp://https://ellwoodepps.com/hunting/firearms/winchester-94-xtr-big-boy-375.html
Rob
Have you checked there to see if you could find something close?
From $800.00 to $1800.00, but I am far from an expert.
Have seen ammo in the EE as well, not sure about current factory.
Epps has one in 375 Win, but with cross bolthttp://https://ellwoodepps.com/hunting/firearms/winchester-94-xtr-big-boy-375.html
Rob
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I paid 400$ for mine about two years ago. Came with dies and 60 rdn of spent brass.
They are beautiful, high quality rifles.
I've had a couple of them in .307.
It's a special rimmed .308.
The ammo can be found if you look, either new or used.
And guess what...you really shouldn't do this, but if you open the action and hand insert a .308 round into the chamber, it works fine.
However, you can't cycle them through the action.
Pressures may be a bit higher.
Both calibers are rated at 52000 cup. (check that)
It's a way of using the rifles without sourcing hard to find .307 ammo.
As for .30-30...it's pretty much an ideal deer calibre, and will cycle just fine through rifles made for it. Probably a better deal overall.
I absolutely love my 307, I paid $725 I think a few years ago with some ammo and I’m not disappointed. Taken deer out to 250 yards with it and it’s probably my favourite gun to carry.
The hard to find ammo excuse is moot as it’s very easy to reload.
The hard to find ammo excuse is moot as it’s very easy to reload.
x2. I had a beautiful .307 with a safety (hated the safety), and although the rifle was gorgeous, it just wasn't practical. Traded it for a 1911.
