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November 11, 2021 - 2:42 pm
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Gents, I have stumbled across an OLD, 1910 – ish model 94, 15″ Bbl, that has been nikel plated…….

 

What are the odds that this is a factory finish, did they do that????

 

Thanks.

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November 12, 2021 - 12:38 am
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The odds are very high that not only is the nickel plating not original, but the 15″ barrel is a cut down. Is it a Rifle or a Carbine? What is the serial number?

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November 12, 2021 - 2:42 am
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It’s a Trapper, and the 15″ would appropriate for the year made………….. S/n I will know tomorrow…

 

They made them in 14, 15 and 16″

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November 12, 2021 - 3:38 am
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Muffin said
It’s a Trapper, and the 15″ would appropriate for the year made………….. S/n I will know tomorrow…

They made them in 14, 15 and 16″  

As of today, there were just (5) 15-inch Trapper Carbines manufactured in the year 1910, and none of them were factory nickel plated.

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Finally got eyes on it today, it is a Saddle Ring, 15″ Bbl, 30 WCF, NOT original finish.

 

S/n 1,021,XXX which makes it around 1927.

 

guy had it on a boat in salt water, and had it nikle finished, plus every time they finished the wood on the boat, they finished the wood on the model 94…..

 

thanks guys……………..

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S/N 1021000 was manufactured in the year 1928.

There are three known Trapper Carbines documented in the 1021000 – 1021999 S/N range; 1021206, 1021542, and 1021584.

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