Winchester model 1894 30-30

a j cave said:
If it was mine I would jump at a $400 offer.JMHO though AJ
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Yeah perhaps, however when I look at this one that sold for $400 and is in no where near as good condition (blueing) as mine I figure that I could get more.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...ght=winchester

Plus, mine is a 1914 and has the stamp of "model 1894" not "model 94", if that means anything.


Anyways, I'm just trying to figure out a reasonable asking price. Thanks for your input, it's appreciated.

Ivan
 
the years do not determine much for price. condition does the trick. I have several saddle ring carbines and rifles that predate 1908 and have great condition and would sell for only $400-$600. 30-30 calibers it seems everyone has one from in a closet. the mixed calibers like 25-20, 25-35, 32-40, 32 special, 38-55 , 44-40 and 45-70 are much more in demand.Along with special order items.
 
Winnipeg Toymaker said:
the years do not determine much for price. condition does the trick. I have several saddle ring carbines and rifles that predate 1908 and have great condition and would sell for only $400-$600. 30-30 calibers it seems everyone has one from in a closet. the mixed calibers like 25-20, 25-35, 32-40, 32 special, 38-55 , 44-40 and 45-70 are much more in demand.Along with special order items.
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Makes sense, thanks for the info.
 
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