winchester model 94-32w.s.
I have a Winchester Model 94-32 W.S. serial #1316750. Can you tell when it was made and how much it is worth?
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Welcome to the Ask the Experts Forum...Winchester Model 94...Serial Number 1316750 was made in 1942..Serial Numbers began at 1287469 and ended at 1317449 for the 1942 production run...In Excellent Condition, and being a War Time produced Gun by Winchester is going to bring a premium...You neglected to say if it were a Carbine or Rifle, or give a detailed discription of the Gun....We await your reply......
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0 -
The Winchester model 94-32 w.s. is a rifle with a 20" barrell. It is in very good condition. The stock is a dark brown. Stamped on the rifle made in New Haven, Conn. U.S. of America --Winchester Proof Steel-- --Trade Mark-- 0 -
A 20" bbl is considered a carbine.Overall percentage of original finish will be necessary for these guys to give a current value.Any refinishing or alterations will dramatically reduce the value.
Love them Pre-64's!!!!-Bob0 -
The finish is orginal. The metal finish is approx. 95% with very slight wear to the finish. The wood finish is perfect. There has been no refinishing to the rifle at all. The over all length is 38". 0 -
A pre-War is bringing $750.00 to $900.00 as discribed...A War Production Model 94 Carbine in the Condition You discribe is going to Be Worth at least $1250.00...as it was in the last Batch made before War Time production ceased manufacture of Civilian 94's...Its possible that this Gun could bring More if placed on the Auction Boards with a $1500.00 Starting Bid....For Insurance purposes it would be almost impossible to replace...If it were mine I'd insure it for at least $2500.00.......Best......
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0
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