winchester 94 .32 special

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1988rrc
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winchester 94 .32 special

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i just ran across a pre-64 rifle. condition is good, nothing that couldnt be corrected or cleaned up. the price seemed a little high (599.00) but im not sure. can anyone help. i looked on gunbroker and the rifle i saw is in better condition than the ones there.
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Without seeing the gun, I have to tell you that a similar gun sold for a similar price here locally, just 5 weeks ago. So, I would say that the price isn't out of line but worth a bit of haggling.
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Chuck 100 yd
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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

If you are lookin for one and you like it, Its a good deal!
When I found mine... I found my Winchester 94 .32 special when out shopping for a birthday gift for my wife.
#1, She was born in 1957. :D
#2 That morning I found a 1957 Lincoln head penny on the ground. :D
#3 stoped into my local dealers, he had a very nice pre 64 94 in .32 sp.
It came home with me. :D :D :D
#4 when I looked up the S.N. online it said 1957!!! :shock:
What can I say? It was ment to be! :wink:
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