Model 1894 value
First off let me appologize for not having pics, the gun is for sale locally and is not in my posession. It is a model 1894 in 30 WCF, serial # 342743 which puts it around 1907 or so. The gun has a 26" barrel that is 1/2 round and 1/2 octagon. The blueing is gone and down to silver with no rust or pits. A small scrrew is missing on the upper right side of the receiver. Bore looks good. Stock has original steel butt plate, a couple of cracks and has been refinished. Original and complete sights, good knurling on hammer spur. I would estimate the gun to be in 60% or so with the refinished/cracked stock. I see prices all over the board on these and have no idea as what to offer him. Thanks.
Todd
Todd
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I'd call a gun that has no bluing remaining and is all silver in appearance with smooth metal, plus a refinished stock a 0% gun and not even close to 60%, but maybe I am missing something in the way that I have interpreted your post. 0 -
I agree 100% with what you are saying about the condition. I am just going by what others have rated their guns. Looking on line is about the only way I can see enough of a variety to even get any sort of idea. Maybe I should ask what condition everyone might think it's in and go from there. Thanks for the input Kimi.
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toad67,
With no bluing and cracked & refinished stocks, it is a 0% graded condition gun. As a parts gun, it is worth several hundred $$$.0 -
quote:Originally posted by toad67
I agree 100% with what you are saying about the condition. I am just going by what others have rated their guns. Looking on line is about the only way I can see enough of a variety to even get any sort of idea. Maybe I should ask what condition everyone might think it's in and go from there. Thanks for the input Kimi.
T67
You're welcome!0 -
Thanks again to all who replied. [:)] 0
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