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WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle for sale
WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle for sale
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Guns International #: 102894388
Category - Winchester Rifles
- Rifles - American Lever Action
WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED.
No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us.
PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment:
Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee
SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED.
No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us.
PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment:
Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee
SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
- Your physical address
- Your phone number
- Full Name
- FFL you wish to use
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
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Guns International #: 102894388
Category - Winchester Rifles
- Rifles - American Lever Action
WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Description: Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle Used rifle sold as is. This Model 1894 was produced in 1961. In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public. Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development. To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy. By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s. Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's. THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED. No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us. PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment: Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL SALES TAX: 6% ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE. Price: $1,499.99 Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 94 Condition: Used Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102894388
Category - Winchester Rifles
- Rifles - American Lever Action
WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED.
No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us.
PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment:
Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee
SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED.
No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us.
PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment:
Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee
SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
- Your physical address
- Your phone number
- Full Name
- FFL you wish to use
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
Guns International #: 102894388
Guns International #: 102894388
Category - Winchester Rifles
- Rifles - American Lever Action
WINCHESTER Model 94 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
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SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
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WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
Description:
Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 Lever Action Rifle
Used rifle sold as is.
This Model 1894 was produced in 1961.
In 1894, the relationship between renowned firearms designers John Browning and Winchester Repeating Arms was hitting its collaborative peak. By the mid 1890's Browning had already developed some of Winchester most robust and popular actions, including the 1885 single shot rifle, models 1892 and 1886 lever guns, and even a large lever action shotgun in the Model 1887. Winchester recognized that if Browning invented a firearm it would sell-and sell well. When Winchester's ammunition division began offering cartridges loaded with newly-invented smokeless powder in 1893, Browning was tasked with developing a new firearm that would take full advantage of the new ammunition; capable of chambering mid-sized cartridges of higher breech pressure. The new rifle needed to be simpler to manufacture as well. Browning came up with a way of having a single locking lug positioned transversally, as opposed to the pair of locking lugs in the ’86 and ’92 models. On August 21, 1894 Browning obtained patent number 524702 for the rifle, and by November the first Model 1894 Winchester rifles were made available to the public.
Winchester began working on making nickel-steel barrels for the new M1894 that could handle the equally new smokeless powders but it wasn’t a simple task. For this reason the initial cartridges chambered in the M1894 were blackpowder .32-40 and .38-55 rounds. But by mid-1895 the nickel-steel barrel issues had successfully been addressed and Winchester introduced its first smokeless powder sporting cartridge-the .25-35 Winchester Center Fire (WCF)-in the M1894. A few months later they expanded the neck of the .25-35 to .30 caliber, developing the .30-30; a cartridge which still remains extremely popular with hunters and sportsmen well over a century after its development.
To say the Model 1894 was an instant success would be an understatement. The West may have largely been settled, but there was still plenty of wild country out there, and farmers and settlers still needed to feed and protect their families. The 1894 was relatively light; it handled well, either in the hands of a hunter or in the saddle scabbard of a cowboy.
By 1927, the one millionth M1894 was produced and subsequently presented to President Calvin Coolidge. By 1948, another 500,000 1894s had been made and the 1 1/2 millionth rifle went to President Harry Truman; and President Dwight Eisenhower was presented with the 2 millionth M1894 in 1953. Sales continued to soar throughout the 1950s.
Things hit a bit of a snag in the 1960's when the powers-that-be in Winchester's finance department decided that 19th Century production methods were too costly for the space age. To that end, in 1964, a concerted effort was made to reduce manufacturing costs across the companies' entire production line. The model 1894 suffered the most as a result of these new changes. Forged steel receivers were discarded in favor of cheaper cast frames. Other internal parts that were once forged were also cast or stamped out of sheet steel. Solid steel pins were replaced with cheaper hollow roll pins. The rifle’s performance had not been compromised, but its aesthetics were terrible. The new cast steel receivers turned purple after being blued, actions that were once renowned for the smoothness were now clunky and rough, and cheaper grades of walnut with sprayed-on lacquer finishes replaced the fine hand rubbed finishes of the previous generation. This is what gave rise to the pre-’64 versus post-’64 nomenclature, with premium prices attached to guns made prior to the cost-cutting measures of the 1960's.
THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING D.G.R. FOR YOUR FIREARMS ITEMS AND ACCESSORIES! BEEN PROVIDING GOOD OLD AMERICAN FUN TO THE ATLANTA AREA SINCE 1979. BE IT HUNTING, SPORTING OR PERSONAL PROTECTION WE ARE ECSTATIC TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. IF INTERESTED IN PURCHASING THIS ITEM PLEASE READ BELOW
California P65 Law Warning: Some of the products on this can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known by the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
IT IS THE BUYER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF THE LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS THEY ARE PURCHASING, AS EVERYTHING WE SELL IS COMPLIANT WITH LEGALITY IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BUYERS MUST CONFIRM LEGALITY IN THEIR STATE/CITY OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE, REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN IF THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED.
No International Shipping. No Shipping to California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois. Continental USA sales ONLY. Must meet federal and state requirements of age and ownership for purchase and have no local restrictions against owning magazines and firearm accessories. If any questions feel free to message us.
PAYMENT: We only accept the following methods of payment:
Postal Money Order & Certified Bank Check or Credit Card with 3% Processing Fee
SHIPPING: Will be tallied based upon receiving FFL
SALES TAX: 6%
ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: If you wish to purchase please call the phone number listed or send us an email with the following information:
- Your physical address
- Your phone number
- Full Name
- FFL you wish to use
WE DO NOT ACCEPT REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON FIREARMS. We choose not to abide by GunsInternational’s return policy, as we prefer to engage in dialogue with customers however long is needed to ensure the firearm they are buying is exactly what they want. We always first recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to discuss their factory provided warranty. If you receive a defective item, please contact us via messenger as we will assess them on a case by case basis. Be advised that certain new firearms require break in periods and new magazines can have stiff springs that will make loading the final round difficult. If an item was purchased and does not fit due to the purchaser not knowing the model of firearm they have, or if the item fits, return can be denied. If you are uncertain PLEASE REACH OUT PRIOR TO PURCHASE.
Price: $1,499.99
Rifle Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 94
Condition: Used
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