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  • rufe-snow
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    INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTING PHOTOS IN THIS FORUM

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
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  • ccookin
    thanks, I will get this done
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  • Herschel
    ccookin, Welcome to the forum. The 1965 Gun Digest lists a Model 94 Winchester "Antique". It is described as "Same as the M94 except: color case-hardened and scrolled receiver, brass-plated loading gate and saddle ring." Price was $89.95 while the standard M 94 was $83.95

    Does this describe your model 94?
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  • ccookin
    right to the tee, but i guess it's worth more that 89.00 now?
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  • givette
    quote:Originally posted by ccookin
    right to the tee, but i guess it's worth more that 89.00 now?

    Post above yours shows a price difference of about 3pct between the antique series, and standard production.

    So, any [period] M-94 will be close in value to yours, minus a few percentage points. Check closed recent auctions to see what the Antique '94 (or the production '94) will go for if you were to sell. Best, Joe
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  • rsnyder55
    Note that the auction listed has 0 bidders at this time at the price offered.
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by rsnyder55
    Note that the auction listed has 0 bidders at this time at the price offered.


    There's one on the "other" auction site still brand new in the box for $495 with no bids. I don't recall them as being big sellers and that's probably why Winchester discontinued them.
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