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mdinana
Hello Bert,
I recently obtained a Winchester model 94 carbine,serial number 1762061,caliber stamp .30-30 Win., serrated hammer, flat checkered steel butt plate, short fore end wood, not tapped for receiver sight, blank upper tang. I'm hoping this Winchester is from 1951 also my birth year, am I close? Thanks, Greg LaHaie
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  • mdinana
    I have a model 94 Winchester 30-30, probaby around 1952 based on its serial number. I'm wondering if anyone has a ballpark estimate of its worth, or where to go for it. The gun looks unfired (wood is undamaged, grease still on the hammer, lever and in the champer, no scratching of the metal, no pitting or rust). Thanks for any info.
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  • Bert H.
    Hello mdinana...

    If it is truly in "near unfired" condition, it shouldn't be too difficult to get $500 (or a bit more) out if it.

    Bert H.

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  • ATF
    You didn't say,but if you have the box and papers it would be worth a little more.

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  • mdinana
    No, don't have the box; don't know where the papers are, since my grandfather has been dead about 12 years. So, for now, assume it's just the rifle.
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  • mrmike08075
    a 95%++ pre-64 model 94, unfired even with the late `52 production date, even in .30-30 WCF will bring between $650-750 on todays market. best regards, mike.

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