Winchester 25-35
My uncle has an old Winchester 25-35 that has been reblued. It looks brand new! The blue job was first class and is deep blue.
Serial is 868356 and it says 1866 on the barrel. It was handed down from his father-in-law who used the gun to hunt deer in Indiana in the 1930-1950's and stored since then.
The action is tight and the barrel is in great shape.
Barrel is nickel plated to use smokeless powder.
Anybody know what this gun might be worth? Is this cal large enough for deer?
Serial is 868356 and it says 1866 on the barrel. It was handed down from his father-in-law who used the gun to hunt deer in Indiana in the 1930-1950's and stored since then.
The action is tight and the barrel is in great shape.
Barrel is nickel plated to use smokeless powder.
Anybody know what this gun might be worth? Is this cal large enough for deer?
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I was wondering what this may be worth. It is in rather good condition. I cannot find any references to this gun or even ammo.
Does anyone know the value of this gun?
cerel is 51576 aug 21 1894 25-35 wcf.
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Welcome to the FORUMS Derrick: Before I or anyone else can help you, it will be necessary for you to give Us some information about this Model 94 Winchester.....Is it a Rifle or a Carbine?..The Rifle will have an Octagon Barrel as where the Carbine will have a Round Barrel..
Is there a Saddle Ring on the Left Side of the Reciever? Give a Complete and Total Discription of the Wood and Metal...Barrel Length, Magazine Length, and explain any dents, nicks and abrasions...Is it Engraved? Is there any Checkering?....Give as good of discription that you can.....I/We will get back to you......Best....Captain Kirk
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff0 -
Actually the rifle and the sporting (short) rifle came with round barrels. Octagan barrels were an option. 0 -
Hunter.....Duh...! Don't know what I was thinking of....Your right....Got one in the closet....Just not on the ball today....Sorry about that....! Also...This Gun #51576 was Produced in 1896.....Serial Numbers started at 44360 and Ended at 76464 for the 1896 Production run....Nothing in My database shows wither it was a Rifle or Carbine......................................................
or Round Barreled Sporting Rifle....Need to actually need to see it one on one..Thanks for the Memory Jog......
Captain Kirk, Tech Staff<P><BR>0 -
CaptKirk: The Early Model 94 barrels:: Standard was either 26" round or octagon styles with 1/2oct-1/2rd style along with various lengths as special order. The ratio for Oct over Rd was about 9 to 1.
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Duly Noted; and in the databank Now...Thanks Guys.....
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