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Winchester 94

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hey guys. am considering selling my 1967 Winchester 94 lever action 30/30 soon. was hoping someone could help me out in a ballpark price range. its in very good shape, hardly any sign on wear or rounds fired. what should I be looking to get around? thanks

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How much do you want to get out of it? I'd be interested, as would several of the other vultures swirling around.

Based on current pricing from Gunbroker and Gunvalue websites between $225 and $300 maybe.

Maybe more. Thats what turned up on a quick peek. Pre '63s seem to do a lot better.

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understandable, for that kinda price though I would definitely be holding onto it. you win some you lose some lol

so what would a 1929 model be worth in good condition?

theres a lot of variables on pricing a gun ! Condition then has it been altered ( just because its custom doesn't mean its worth more )  .

Supply and demand and so on.

 

So posting 1 fuzzy picture or no picture wont help , 

theres a lot of variables on pricing a gun ! Condition then has it been altered ( just because its custom doesn't mean its worth more )  .

Supply and demand and so on.

 

So posting 1 fuzzy picture or no picture wont help , 

 

Good point - the blown-up photo is pretty good, but makes me wonder what is going on with the side-saddle sling mounts.

Prices shouldnt change that much on that type of firearm in 3 years time.

pre-1964 is worth more automatically. retail value around 300 in my opinion, give or take 25 depending on condition, originality and how much the buyer wants it. You don't actually set the value, a buyer does. But always have an educated "bottom line" in mind. You might want more than it's actual value but it's your gun so you're allowed to.

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