Winchester 30-30 Cowboy
I have a Winchester 30-30 Cowboy Commemorative Edition Carbine. I was wonder if anyone would know the value of the gun as well as how many was produced. Also any other information about this gun would be great. Thanks
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You need to talk to "Bert H"...He's a Moderator on this Forum...and Our Resident Winchester Expert....You can chase Him Down or just be patient for a few minutes.....He'll be along shortley.....Best 0 -
Don't listen to me, believe Bert below. Always! The production numbers will be in the Blue Book if you have access to a copy. Value will depend directly upon condition. Commeratives are sold as instant collectables, and retain that status as long as they are NIB (new in box). Take it hunting and it becomes a shooter worth about the same as any recent contemporary '94. Two currently on offer here have bids in the $350-$400 range. 0 -
Don't call it a WINCHESTER if it was made by U.S.R.A.C. that kinda insults the Win. collecters. [I learned] 0 -
The Cowboy Commemorative Carbine was actually manufactured by Winchester in 1970. The serial numbers run from CB1 - CB 27549. indicating that 27,549 were made. Unless it is still in its original box with all of the paperwork attached, it is worth very little more than any other 1970 vintage Model 94 Carbine. Even if it is NIB, it will be a tough sell over $450. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
The Cowboy Commemorative Carbine was actually manufactured by Winchester in 1970. The serial numbers run from CB1 - CB 27549. indicating that 27,549 were made. Unless it is still in its original box with all of the paperwork attached, it is worth very little more than any other 1970 vintage Model 94 Carbine. Even if it is NIB, it will be a tough sell over $450.0 -
Bert!!! manufactured by who???[:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sage
Bert!!! manufactured by who???[:D]
Winchester Repeating Arms, a division of Olin Industries.0
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