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Today (Monday) at a gun shop I saw a very nice 1894 from 1900 in 32 Spl. Only problem was that it was drilled for a Redfied aperture, which was mounted.
Nice curved butt plate, no cracks.
What is the value of a gun like this
What is value if not drilled?
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No such thing as a Model 1894 32 Winchester Special from 1900 as Winchester didn’t create the cartridge until Oct. of 1901.
As always, condition, configuration and originality determine value.
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson
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Probably not many around. As a brass hound for twenty years, picking up every fired centerfire cartridge case I found, I found exactly one 32 Sp. case.
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Serial number 196,000 or so
It is in very good condition
Was wondering approx valuecif gun like the with and without the s drilled receiver
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Serial # 196,000 would be 1903.
An honest M1894 Sporting Rifle with condition at least $1,000. Some would pass because of the extra holes....
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson
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