A few guns I'd be willing to sell or trade. Fairly open on trades. Located in NW Houston/Cypress.

-H&R Handi-Rifle single shot in 25-06. Been shot less than 10 times after dad won it at a DU banquet maybe 15 years ago, killed a pig after a few shots to sight it in. Includes a Simmons 8-Point 3-9x50 scope. $300obo

-Sold

-Sold

http://imgur.com/a/B1oGL5r

I like that NEF. I have the matching .410 from when I was a kid.

Where are you located?

Edit: Also interested in the Winchester depending on location.

What are you considering for trade on the 30-30 and location?

I'll take the 30-30 cash or we can work out a trade - located in Houston

Gonna have to get in line

Main trade I'd have in mind is a good condition Glock 17 or 19. Other than that not sure and open to offers.

NW Houston/Cypress

I'll let AgEng have his shot since he posted first, but I have mainly Sigs and Springfields and 1911s that mainly have optics. Still a buyer at the $500 if he isn't interested.

Just sent you an email on the 94.

I'll trade you a Glock 19 gen 4 for the 30-30 if another deal doesn't work out. I'm in Houston.

Edited to add I sent you an email.

Thanks.

I'm in the Austin area and don't know when I'll be back your way. Since you have so much interest already, I will go ahead and pass on to BCStalk.

I am still interested in the 25-06 though if you don't get much immediate interest.

That's why when I read phideaux's gun list and saw a Winchester ranger in 44 mag I bought without ever seeing photos! Winchester 94's have become a hot commodity!

that pre 64 94 is a beauty! yeah, at the listed price it is a steal. i found one in 25-35 wcf for a few hundred more than that and thought i was getting a bargin. I think 30-30 should bring more since the cartridge is "more available"

In the Blue Book version I have, it says add 100% for that caliber. So if only a few hundred more than the above it was a good deal.

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that pre 64 94 is a beauty! yeah, at the listed price it is a steal. i found one in 25-35 wcf for a few hundred more than that and thought i was getting a bargin. I think 30-30 should bring more since the cartridge is "more available"

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Yea that is backwards. The less available cartridges generally make guns more valuable, not less. At least guns pre 1980 or so.

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Mdub00 said:

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that pre 64 94 is a beauty! yeah, at the listed price it is a steal. i found one in 25-35 wcf for a few hundred more than that and thought i was getting a bargin. I think 30-30 should bring more since the cartridge is "more available"

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Yea that is backwards. The less available cartridges generally make guns more valuable, not less. At least guns pre 1980 or so.

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So, my pre-64 94s in .32WS are valuable?

Is this now the Winchester 94 thread? Sorry to sound like an ass, but I get excited when I see a notification on the gun thread, thinking there's a gun to buy or trade for, but I see that it's yet another post about Winchester 94's - and all of which are spoken for.

Great gun, but can we please move this discussion elsewhere if we're not talking business?

I have a PSA 10.5" MLOK handguard, need something shorter (8.5" to 10"), also MLOK. Anyone open to trade? Fort Worth.

I posted this in Classifieds earlier for anyone that may be interested.

https://texags.com/forums/50/topics/3196694

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that pre 64 94 is a beauty! yeah, at the listed price it is a steal. i found one in 25-35 wcf for a few hundred more than that and thought i was getting a bargin. I think 30-30 should bring more since the cartridge is "more available"

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Yea that is backwards. The less available cartridges generally make guns more valuable, not less. At least guns pre 1980 or so.

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So, my pre-64 94s in .32WS are valuable?

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Highly dependent on the condition, but in general, yes. Those in original finish, if decent, are typically worth more than a restored one that may have been restored inappropriately. 25-35 is a little more rare than the .32 WS. I think the the one in 38-55 may be the most valuable??? 30-30 being the least valuable, by cartridge. Other factors are in play like octagon barrel, rifle vs carbine, saddle ring carbine, etc...

side question - is there a way to tell what year a gun was manufactured if you have the serial number?

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is there a way to tell what year a gun was manufactured if you have the serial number?

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Go to the manufacturer's website or give them a call.

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is there a way to tell what year a gun was manufactured if you have the serial number?

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Go to the manufacturer's website or give them a call.

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gotcha makes sense. thanks! been looking at a used Colt pistol and just want to confirm the year it was made.

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Mdub00 said:

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that pre 64 94 is a beauty! yeah, at the listed price it is a steal. i found one in 25-35 wcf for a few hundred more than that and thought i was getting a bargin. I think 30-30 should bring more since the cartridge is "more available"

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Yea that is backwards. The less available cartridges generally make guns more valuable, not less. At least guns pre 1980 or so.

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So, my pre-64 94s in .32WS are valuable?

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Highly dependent on the condition, but in general, yes. Those in original finish, if decent, are typically worth more than a restored one that may have been restored inappropriately. 25-35 is a little more rare than the .32 WS. I think the the one in 38-55 may be the most valuable??? 30-30 being the least valuable, by cartridge. Other factors are in play like octagon barrel, rifle vs carbine, saddle ring carbine, etc...

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As long as we are having this great conversation about Winchester Model 94s, I have a fairly unique Win 94 that I I am going to finally break out of the safe this year. It is a Winchester 94 in .375 Win original year production 1978. I dont think its ever been shot but it doesn't have a box and has a couple of imperfections from its life in a safe. I bought it about ten years ago in a pawn shop near Mansfield and have acquired close to 300 rounds of the very hard to find ammunition.

They made the Big Bore from 1978-1983 in .307, 356, 375 Win, a modernized version of the .38-55. The action is the same as a regular 94 but clearly reinforced for the 'big bore' cartridges. I am looking forward to breaking it in.

Last post about Winchester 1894s. I promise.

I have a Ted Williams 30-30 that I was about to put a Williams sight on but will trade for a treaded .22.

I inherited a marlin last year.

Email?

Pending trade

Anyone looking to offload a S&W Model 19?

Will trade American dollars or firearms.

Got a 3" nickel 19 with the original box.. what's that worth to you?

PTR 9ct w/ Sba folding brace <100 rounds fired
2 mags & awesome case

Asking $2000