[macon county boy]

a buddy of mine is wanting to sell his old 1894 25-35 he dont have pics any interest hes in kc area

 

[PMan]

All of these I have seen were priced at starting over 1,000.00----
His asking price??

 

[macon county boy]

he jus wants to sell but not trying to get rich or screwed we saw one at a gun show 4 1500 and his was alot nicer

 

[ALMOST NORMAL]

I know what it is worth, depending on condition & I ain't got that much.:whinging::whinging:

 

[marshallgrn]

would love to see a pic, i might be intrested, and a asking price would be appreciated

 

[macon county boy]

hes in smithville

 

[Poor Valley]

I'd like some detailed pics myself. Condition is every thing with the old 1894's. The year of production is also important.

Passed on a 1873 22 cal about a year ago that had been totally reworked including a relined barrel and priced at $1000. Beautiful job but not original.

 

[macon county boy]

its a 1903

 

[Poor Valley]

Might be a good un.

 

[macon county boy]

i jus gave marshall his number if he dont want it ill give his number to someone else

 

[Heeler75]

As an aside to this, on figuring date of manufacture for the old Winchesters such as the 1894 and 1885, you can't go off the George Maddis books if anyone is using them. A gentleman over on the gunbroker.com forums named BertH (username) has done some serious and really extensive research of all the available records from Winchester and found many discrepancies.

As a matter of fact, I think he has listed the serial number ranges for what years of manufacture on that forum.

Just an FYI. :cheers:

 

[macon county boy]

i jus talked to him he said hell sell for 1100.00 bucks its in really good shape has saddle ring