Hello,
Normally I do not ask for help in pricing, however this has me lost and I can't find much online from recent years.
If anyone has a KBB of guns subscription and would look this up it would be great, otherwise people experienced with values feel free to chime in.
I am looking for a value on a 1977 Winchester Model 94 30-30 20" barrel. The rifle is in 85-90% condition, only 24 rounds fired through it with some light pitting on the receiver area. Bore is near perfect, wood is the same, bluing same. I place the condition at 85-90% because of the pitting.
We are trying to find a fair price to buy/sell this for, so I turn to you folks for help. If you can help with this please do. Thank you in advance.
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Re: KBB of Guns? 1977 Model 94
My Gun Digest book of gun prices (2010 edition) put it at $425 in VG condition. Excellent condition is valued at $600. There are 2 pages of different model 94. If it has a deluxe stock you get $25 more for it
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Re: KBB of Guns? 1977 Model 94
In my experience, the 30-30s sell very well in states that allow it for hunting. States that do not allow it for hunting typically do not hold up the value as well. $350-$450 for a nice Winchester wold be a reasonable price especially since it's post-64 but still pre-crossbolt safety.
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Re: KBB of Guns? 1977 Model 94
Thank you both for the help on values.
Model 94s seem to be finicky with the year of production due to the materials used. 64-77 seems to be the low point of production for them as well.
Model 94s seem to be finicky with the year of production due to the materials used. 64-77 seems to be the low point of production for them as well.