winchester mod 94-32 win spl

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i just bought a 32 spl of an old buddy of my dads.he gave up hunting.he bought it new in the 60s..he says it has less then a box of bullets through it..wood is very good blueing is good ,little wear..he updated the sights to tru glo..i shot it last week and can constently put it though the same hole at a rest at 150 feet paid $450 for the rifle..do you think i got a good deal..he also gave me 3 boxes of bullets and 4 hunting knifes the one knife is a kershaw with 3 interchangable blades the others are vintage hunting knifes
 
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Sounds pretty good to me! Great little rifles and a pleasure to carry. Does it have 2 small screw holes on the upper left side of the receiver? If yes get a peep sight and you then have an even more accurate rifle. If not it will be tapped on the tang mounted peep.
 
Yeah, that is a good deal for a 94 in that condition. I shot my first five deer (in five minutes) with a Pre-64 94 in .32 Win Special.
 
If the rifle itself is in very good condition and pre 64, it would sell for $400-$550 on the EE

The .32 WS's are less common then the 30-30, though ammo seems to be just about as plentiful, but they seem to go for around 85-95% of what a 30-30 goes for from what I've seen.
 
OP, just look at the serial number.
If it is under 2.9 million, you got a very good deal.
If it is over 2.9 million, well, it was made during the worst years of the Model 94 Winchester.
 
serial #2060 range no screw holes on left side..bluing is still bright on the loading tab..but a bit wore on the edges of the reciever..prob from sliding it in gun case over the years
 
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Bruce, are you sure about the 2.9 mill I always heard it was around 2.5 mill for the pre/post cut off........never really bothered to look it up though.......I don't buy anything that close to the wire anyway.
 
I saw a post '64 94 in 32 just the other day at the local gun show. It was looking to be in very nice shape, but a lighter color than what I like. It was priced at $450. I'd say the OP got a good deal on his pre '64 with all those extras. Although, I'm a pre '64 type of guy and wouldn't buy a post!
 
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Bruce, are you sure about the 2.9 mill I always heard it was around 2.5 mill for the pre/post cut off........never really bothered to look it up though.......I don't buy anything that close to the wire anyway.
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Looks like half way between us would be the cut off, 2.7mil.
I was just going by memory and 2.9 seemed to ring a bell. Before the age of computers I used to figure it was 2.5.
Bruce
 
Good old rifles in a good old caliber. Nicest rifle to carry. I have used a 1952 94 in 32WS for whitetail the past few years. Just something about that old 94 leaning against a tree whilst cooking lunch on a little fire.
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