What it's Worth
Post-64 rifles typically bring $400-$900, while pre-64, antique (pre-1899), and special-configuration examples reach $1,500-$10,000 or more. Date, condition, and originality drive value.
Post-64 $400-$900; pre-64 and antique $1,500-$10,000+.
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Overview & History
Introduced in 1894 and famously chambered in .30-30, the Winchester Model 94 is among the best-selling rifles in history and the quintessential lever-action carbine. Antique (pre-1899) and early examples, special configurations, and commemoratives are the most collectible. Value depends on the production date, caliber, condition, originality, and any rare features.
Identifying & Marks
The serial number dates the rifle (pre-1899 examples are legally antique); check the caliber, barrel and tang markings, and original finish and wood. Early features, rare calibers, and unaltered condition raise value.
FAQ
What is my Winchester Model 94 worth?
Post-64 rifles typically bring $400-$900, while pre-64, antique (pre-1899), and special-configuration examples reach $1,500-$10,000 or more. Date, condition, and originality drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.
How do I identify and date my Winchester Model 94?
The serial number dates the rifle (pre-1899 examples are legally antique); check the caliber, barrel and tang markings, and original finish and wood. Early features, rare calibers, and unaltered condition raise value.
How do I sell my Winchester Model 94?
Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Winchester Model 94.