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Very nice, I like the serial number. I never find anything like that at small gun shows around me.
January 26, 2011
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Thats a very unique 1894 with a lot going for it. Nickle steel 38-55, a plain PG stock, 1/2 OB w/ full mag, …….. and a short rifle. Great pick for sure.
What length is the fore-end wood? Looks long, but hard to tell from the pics.
Oh, and yes, I always spend more than what I sell on my table. Is there any other way?
~Gary~
November 7, 2015
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Appears to be money well spent.
Mike
The forearm is 9 3/8. A funny thing about this small show is no cell service indoors. Not even next to a window. So thanks to patient Roger B. for texting with me on this one. I would type a text the go outside and put the phone on my car roof and come back in a while to check on it.
I could keep an eye on the car from my table. Rural America! The way it is.
I have a 1907, 38-55 1/2 oct. bbl. M1894 rifle, that sat in the whse. for 5 1/2 years. I guess they were not that popular. Big Larry
January 26, 2011
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Hardhat DV2 said
The forearm is 9 3/8. A funny thing about this small show is no cell service indoors. Not even next to a window. So thanks to patient Roger B. for texting with me on this one. I would type a text the go outside and put the phone on my car roof and come back in a while to check on it.I could keep an eye on the car from my table. Rural America! The way it is.
Ok, so my eyes were not deceiving me. I will add it to my 1894 short rifle survey. Congrats again on a great 94 shortie.
~Gary~
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