Went to the LGS today, and saw a newly put up Winchester 94 on the used rifle rack. They wanted $500 for it. It is a pre-64 in excellent mechanical condition. About 60% bluing on the reciever.The 🍒 on top: its a flat band in the correct serial # range. The downside is its in .32 WS cal. Hard to find unleaded projectiles for that.
Went to the LGS today, and saw a newly put up Winchester 94 on the used rifle rack. They wanted $500 for it. It is a pre-64 in excellent mechanical condition. About 60% bluing on the reciever.The 🍒 on top: its a flat band in the correct serial # range. The downside is its in .32 WS cal. Hard to find unleaded projectiles for that.
Comes with one box factory corelocts. They don't make unleaded projectiles for .32 cal. It's only use can be for 2 legged varmints. Or during SHTF, can be used for anything.
Still functional I think but hardly any bluing left, a lot of pitting and a crack in the stock. What can you expect after sitting on the shelf in a basement for 85 years.
Still functional I think but hardly any bluing left, a lot of pitting and a crack in the stock. What can you expect after sitting on the shelf in a basement for 85 years.
Wow really nice '94. If that stock has not been refinished you got a great deal. I'm not saying it has been refinished just can't tell for sure from your pics. But no matter what that's a real nice '94.
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