Pre 64 Winchester model 94 question

[azelkhunter2]

Looking to purchase a pre 64 win model 94 in 30/30. What would a fair price be for one in like new condition....I have looked on most of the sites and they are all over the board price wise....Figure someone on here would have information. Thanks Dave

[Eli]

Hate to say but it depends a lot on condition and how pre 64….. 1920 vs 1955, etc. I haven’t looked in a while but I would think around $600 would be a fair starting point. I’m curious now too, so hopefully someone with more info comes along

[SO I HUNT]

$1200-1400

[singleshot]

Ask Levers

[eddielasvegas]

Completed auctions HERE.

Good luck,

Eddie

[Boarman03]

I would definitely ask Levers. That's his specialty.

[azelkhunter2]

From what I’ve found 1000 / 3000 dollars for 1960/1964  98% condition rifles....

[Phil Carr]

Like new condition pre 64 model 94 30-30 will bring a large premium. The real determine factors are is it a Rifle or Carbine?  Then what standard or deluxe, other important factors especially on the carbines is which carbine are you looking at.For example Saddle ring carbine, Eastern, Standard, also serial number ranges as well as date of manufacture really effect price. 
 

 

[NMBPMAN]

The prices stated above seem legit.  I paid $350 about 4 years ago for the less desirable 1894AE (angle eject) from ‘85 in about 90% condition.  

[matt]

1 hour ago, singleshot said:

Ask Levers

That’s what I was going to say. He seems to know the most about them. 

[azelkhunter2]

Thank you 

[levers]

Thanks for the votes of confidence but I'm not sure I'm the best expert.  Here's my best idea of what to expect.  

High condition guns from the 50s and early 60s have gotten pretty expensive.  I haven't bought one lately but I see guys asking close to $2000 for true, like new guns.  If you'd be happy with a 95 percent gun, you might luck into one in the $1000 range.  Pretty mediocre condition guns are bringing $600-800 most of the time but there are some $500 guns from time to time.  And, there are always low condition guns that are cheaper.

If you want an earlier gun, it does get more complicated. 

 

[levers]

This guy always get top dollar but this is a nice gun and it brought a big premium but it give an idea of what you might run into

 

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/911156958

 

[levers]

And here's a nice, but not like new, gun.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/914230963

[Boarman03]

Wow!

Great help. 

Thanks for the info. Typical you.