Winchester offered John Browning’s best and most popular lever action, the Model 1894 (later 94) in five different versions early on with a range of additional factory options including: As we discussed, I am providing a valuation both as fair market value and for insurance purposes. To avoid a conflict of interest, please be advised that I do not have a present or future interest in acquiring this firearm. I am a member in good standing with the Canadian Personal Property Appraiser’s Group. (Available online through Carr McLean.) Declaration Since your 1894 is of collector value, treat the entire gun, including both metal and wood, with a fine coat of Renaissance Microcrystalline Wax to protect it from fingerprints and rust. 40 of the June 2021 issue, for advice on cleaning and storage. Please refer to my story “Condition critical,” on pg. It confirms that your Model 1894 had serial number 107850 applied on Feb. It’s great to see that you followed my advice and applied for a formal letter from the Cody Firearms Museum. I also appreciate your visit so that I could physically examine this treasure. Thanks for your inquiry and follow-up photographs, Bill. Are you able to confirm the dates and what type of value this gun and accessories may have? I appreciate any info you can provide. I also have two boxes, minus one shell, of 163-grain shells. It has a pop-up rear sight, original cleaning rod, and original case. From what I can gather it’s a Model 1894, manufactured between August-September 1896. To read more about the evolution of the Winchester Model 94, see page 18 of the May 2022 issue of OOD, or click here. Editor’s Note: The following is an appraisal from Classic Gear columnist, appraiser, and consultant Ken Doherty.
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