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December 7, 2025
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What is everyone’s opinion on value of a 1894 trapper 25-35- 16” barrel – 1908 production – I would rate condition 6 out of 10 – nothing looks to be special order – saddle ring – not purchased yet
November 7, 2015
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Sounds pretty cool. looking forward to seeing the pics the smart folks are going to want to see. Serial number, barrel stampings, sights and a few of the last several inches of the barrel, including the muzzle.
Mike
July 14, 2016
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I have a very nice 25-35 SRC made in 1911. It cost me $4,200 which is about $2,800 USD – that was 4 years ago. Then again it is not a trapper and the market here in Australia is different to your market.
Bert would probably give you the best answer. As Mike said, pictures are needed. A 6 out of 10 means nothing without any more detail or pictures.
Chris
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April 15, 2005
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Gunsnfishin said
What is everyone’s opinion on value of a 1894 trapper 25-35- 16” barrel – 1908 production – I would rate condition 6 out of 10 – nothing looks to be special order – saddle ring – not purchased yet
If it is an authentic Trapper, it is a very uncommon gun. Thus far (in my research survey), I have documented just (6) Trapper Carbines in caliber 25-35 WCF with a 16-inch barrel. The earliest is serial number 439452 (date of manufacture 9/8/1909).
Bert
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