Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial

Randal Graves

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Hello All, I am new to posting on the forum, but have been reading it for quite some time.

I was wondering if anyone would know the approximate value of a "Winchester Model 94 - .30-30 Canadian Centennial".

It does not have the box and paper work and has had about 2 boxes of ammo through it (still looks amazing).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
This model was made in both carbine (20") and rifle versions.In absolute mint shape (unfired) with all packaging and till receipt it may be worth around 500.00. Very few Winchester commemoratives fetch much more than when new. Still a nice rifle for shooting and hunting with a little Canadian flare.

cheers Darryl
 
With the future of the Win '94 in doubt prices on good shootable ones are definitely on the rise... The Canadian Centennial is a well made '94 and would make a fine 'shooter'. I say it's easily worth $400-$450 as a 'shooter' on the current market.
 
RCMP members issue serial #'s start with MP and are worth a bit more. Civilian issue serials are RCMP and are worth about what has already been quoted.

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I've seen a few of the Centenial 94's for good prices, $300-400 and been tempted - specially the rifle, like that big long octagonal barrel. But then I remeber reading in several places that the 94 for a few years after 64 was supposed to be pretty crappy.
 
I had one of the Canadian Centennial '94's just last year...sold it for $400....it shot well...held nice with that heavy 24" barrel........not as nice as the two other octagonal '94's I had from 1905 and 1906.....but nice....
 
Of course I am late on this thread too, but I have one of these long barrelled M94s. It is the Canadian Centennial rifle, actually was Rembo's.....
It sure is fun with the longer tube, it just hangs right from the offhand, however you are right about the less dependable action.
I usually use it single loading at the range as of late, and it is a pretty good shooter. It has developed a feeding problem. That is why last fall I ended up using the older 1956 made Winchester Carbine 30-30 instead. I wanted to use the rifle but not in its present state. Some day I will get around to fixing it....
 
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Randal Graves said:
Thanks for all the input guys, I ended up buying the 94 for $350, and I am really happy with it.
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You got a great deal. Like I said, good shootable '94's in .30-30 are drying up because of the scare with the Winchester plant in New Haven closing. If I could find a Canadian Centennial in reasonable shape for $350 I'd be all over it like a fat kid on a smartie... ;) :D
 
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You got a great deal. Like I said, good shootable '94's in .30-30 are drying up because of the scare with the Winchester plant in New Haven closing. If I could find a Canadian Centennial in reasonable shape for $350 I'd be all over it like a fat kid on a smartie... ;) :D
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There was a guy at the Duncan Gunshow with a mint NRA commemorative that said he has had only one offer on it. :(

I think he wanted $350 or something like that...anyway it sure was pretty. :)
 
The Canadian Centennials were made on the early post-64 action, stamped lifter, etc. They were about $125 new. Considering inflation since 1967, one new in the box is worth less than when it was first released.
 
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