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Looks nice! I don't think they're out of line.
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I'm with TMitch. Nice rifle.
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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison? And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools, Being native burghers of this desert city, Should in their own confines with forked heads Have their round haunches gored."
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Looks nice! I don't think they're out of line. ^^^^^^^ +1
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Thanks for the feedback! Being the collector value of the gun is dependent on whether it's been restored or not, does it look restored to you guys with a trained eye, or does it look original? Thanks!
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To me it looks like the real McCoy and for $900 you'd best jump on it QUICK IMHO. It's got the right amount of condition on the barrel and tube to go with the loss of finish on the receiver and forearm cap, stock finish looks in line, screw heads nice, flat-top rear sight, all in all I'd vote for it being an honest '94 at a more than fair price. yooper
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To me it looks like the real McCoy and for $900 you'd best jump on it QUICK IMHO. It's got the right amount of condition on the barrel and tube to go with the loss of finish on the receiver and forearm cap, stock finish looks in line, screw heads nice, flat-top rear sight, all in all I'd vote for it being an honest '94 at a more than fair price. yooper Thanks yooper! Sitting on the couch enjoying it as I type. It's a peach!
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Definitely original finish. Nice rifle. As a bonus after the blue wore/flaked off the action nobody polished the receiver bright. Jeez, I hate that!
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$900.00 won't get you much in an original 1894. 32 special is the least desirable chambering in '94's as well, but if you want it or keep and shoot, you won't be disappointed. Both the chambering and the condition of that rifle is well worth a few hundred$ more...
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$900.00 won't get you much in an original 1894. 32 special is the least desirable chambering in '94's as well, but if you want it or keep and shoot, you won't be disappointed. Both the chambering and the condition of that rifle is well worth a few hundred$ more... Thanks shrapnel! I picked the rifle up, I thinks it's beautiful. I posted a full pic of it under my other post. I have a funny feeling this won't be my last one, either.
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