1943 winchester 1894 in 25-35 cal.

[plottwalker]

i have the chance to buy a great condition 1943 model 94 in 25-35 cal. what do you guys think this gun is worth in great condition. thanks

[superdown]

I just Googled 1943 model 94 in 25-35 and they range in price from about $1000 and up in good condition a couple mentioned being a flat band but i don't know what that means?

[boneaddict]

I bought one two years or so ago from a member on here for $800

[300rum]

If you are paying any more then $500 or so for it, it had better be in original condition.  No peep sights or scope mount holes.  No sling swivels or studs.  Original front/rear sight.  No refinish or reblueing.  Original butt plate.  $1000 is way on the upper end. 

[superdown]

If you are paying any more then $500 or so for it, it had better be in original condition.  No peep sights or scope mount holes.  No sling swivels or studs.  Original front/rear sight.  No refinish or reblueing.  Original butt plate.  $1000 is way on the upper end. 

I would like to know where you can find a pre 64 model 94 for $500? My dad traded straight across a 64 and a 1/2 model 94 meaning pre 64 parts left over and assembled on machines, in 1988 for a smith model 29-3 that was priced at $500 at Butches gun shop in Seattle.

[boneaddict]

Wish he had told me. 

[superdown]

If you are paying any more then $500 or so for it, it had better be in original condition.  No peep sights or scope mount holes.  No sling swivels or studs.  Original front/rear sight.  No refinish or reblueing.  Original butt plate.  $1000 is way on the upper end. 

I would like to know where you can find a pre 64 model 94 for $500? My dad traded straight across a 64 and a 1/2 model 94 meaning pre 64 parts left over and assembled on machines, in 1988 for a smith model 29-3 that was priced at $500 at Butches gun shop in Seattle.

I just picked up a 1921 in a 32 for 500 a few months back. They are around. Uncle just sold a 1948 I believe for 300 in new condition. Wish he had told me.

Wow you guy's are finding the deals for sure.I sold my year 2000 model 94 trapper in 45colt a few years ago for $650 and the guy had been bugging me for awhile to sell it to him.I also sold a 94 big bore in .356win a couple years before that for $675 and both people were happy with the price.

[plottwalker]

condition is like new, i cant seem to find anything that is not original about it. i can get it for 400 i think...

[Rich_S]

If you'll just tell me where it is, I'd be glad to look it over for you . . .   

[300rum]

Just make sure that it is like new.  There really aren't that many of them anymore in that kind of condition.  Back then men had a hammer, a hand saw and a model 94.  All three of them were treated about the same way. 

condition is like new, i cant seem to find anything that is not original about it. i can get it for 400 i think...

[boneaddict]

Buy it for 400 and sell it to me for 500.  Fastest 100 bucks you ever made

[deerhuntr4885]

 Bought a 30 30 from 1903. It is a saddle ring carbine for $395.

[boneaddict]

Good gun!

[RadSav]

If you are paying any more then $500 or so for it, it had better be in original condition.  No peep sights or scope mount holes.  No sling swivels or studs.  Original front/rear sight.  No refinish or reblueing.  Original butt plate.  $1000 is way on the upper end.

I think that is true until you take into account it is a 25-35.  Blue book says to add 100% to value for the 25-35.  $500 would be for a 25-35 at only 20% grade.  I do agree that it would need to be REALLY nice to make $1,000.  Hermetically sealed in an environmentally controlled safe to make $1650