Pre-64 Winchester model 94 32 spl
I have a pre-64 winchester model 94 in 32 spl that i am trying to get a value on. i got the blue book, but i was wondering if those prices are what people are paying for them. it is in about 80% condition and was made in 1950.
When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.
When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.
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In our neck of the woods (Northern Michigan) that gun would bring anywhere from $325-$400. All depends on what part of the country you live in and what your market will bear? 0 -
thats a long way from the $1100 that blue book said
When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.0 -
The gun you have is a carbine...the rifles will bring the higher dollar that they mention. 0 -
The gun you have is a carbine...the rifles will bring the higher dollar that they mention. 0 -
Originally posted by bperdue21
thats a long way from the $1100 that blue book said.
In what Blue Book did you find that price?I think you're about $800.00 high.[:)]


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quote:Originally posted by bperdue21
thats a long way from the $1100 that blue book said
When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns.
If the current Blue Book lists a 1950 vintage standard Sporting Carbine in 80% condition at $1,100, it is TOTALLY out-to-lunch[V]. Realistically, a post WW II Sporting Carbine in 80% graded condition is only worth about $400.
Bert H.
Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!0 -
Our neck of the woods is on the same parallel as northern Michigan: pre-64 94 carbines in that condition are very easy to find for $400 on down. Lots of the guys have traded them in for them new fangled bolt actions with scopes. Seriously, I seldom see a 94 carbine in the deer woods these days. 0
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