WTS OR Winchester 94 30-30

Bluntsesh503 · Jun 1, 2017

**NO LONGER FOR SALE**
Back into the safe she goes...

Mid 70s 30-30. Little bit of pitting from previous owner, but was cleaned up and has been taken care of since. 40 or so years old, but functions flawlessly. Good brush rifle. $400 no trades. Oregon residents only, you pay ffl fees at location of your choice.

3MTA3 · Jun 1, 2017

When I was in Jr High and High School every truck on the road seemed to have a window rack with one of these. Brings back memories. Good luck with the sale!

Bluntsesh503 · Jun 2, 2017

3MTA3 said:
When I was in Jr High and High School every truck on the road seemed to have a window rack with one of these. Brings back memories. Good luck with the sale!

This one is old enough that it may have been one of the ones you saw.

Bluntsesh503 · Jun 8, 2017

No longer for sale.

WAYNO · Jun 8, 2017

Okay, now that the rifle is no longer for sale, I will comment without fear of cluttering the OP's ad.

These 94's are the buy of the decade. These little rifles are great. Think what you want of a .30-30, but it is very potent cartridge for our station in the universe. Simple, no magazine to lose, and these guns are remarkably accurate. The OP addresses a little freckling on the receiver. The steel making process for these post 64 Model 94's is such that they will not take bluing. Therefore, most of them have freckling. It affects nothing other than cosmetically, and it gives these guns some respectable patina. And it does not mean that they were not taken care of. I have a late seventies '94, and it has been very well maintained. Still has the same freckling.

This gun has the correct swivel mounts, as well as an aperture sight. And it didn't sell. Gun buyers can be a tough crowd.

I believe every gun enthusiast should have a Model 94 in their safe, or in their pickup.

WAYNO.