Model 1984 Winchester

[mmoses]

What do yall think its worth?

It has never been restored. No rust. Wood is in good finish.

SN 286694. Octagon barrel.

Ill post pictures in a few minutes.

According to this it would be a 1903?

http://www.winchesterguns.com/support/files/images/wfa/2012-All/2012-Articles/Winchester-Manufacture-Dates-by-Year----2012-Scanned-Documents.pdf

Thanks!

[Limbwalker]

I presume you mean model 1894?

[mmoses]

I presume you mean model 1894?

yes......dang dyslexia

[mmoses]

Here are pictures

[Limbwalker]

Wow. What a beaut.

I've always been a sucker for lever guns, and in particular, '94's.

[deano70]

nice! try looking on gunbroker.com to get an idea on what its worth.

[westtexducks]

What caliber? She is a pretty one. One of these days I will own one of those old originals.

[mmoses]

30 Wcf

[jay07ag]

what a gun!

[BuffaloHump]

You can also try these guys. http://leverguns.com/

[billinkb]

Wow! I love old lever actions. That a nice one.

[mmoses]

Gunna shoot it this afternoon. can anyone narrow down the range $600-$3000?

[No-Walkin STX Hank]

I have a 1968; 1894 that I think is priceless. but a 1903 I think you have a rare find and you have to find the right buyer and you will get $3000 or more.

[Ecoboost]

We have one at the gun store I work at. It's in the same or better shape as the pics you posted.
Hope this helps!

[Ag 96]

Receiver looks like it has some finish but almost looks like active oxidation in the pictures, but admittedly it's hard to tell in pictures. Decent amount of finish on barrel, decent but not spectacular wood. I'd guess somewhere between $1k (good buy) to $1500 (retail price).