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Tbone61 said
Thank you Bert, any guesstimates on the value?Thanks!
$300 – $400 ? I do not actively track or follow the sales prices on the Post-1963 production Winchesters.
Bert
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Bert H. said
Most likely early 1993. Does it have the Cross-bolt safety?
Bert H. said
Your Model 94AE was manufactured sometime after the year 2002, and before March of 2006 (when the U.S. Repeating Arms Company shutdown the New Haven factory for good). The biggest issue with the late production Model 94AE is the fact that they have a tang safety (an ugly departure from the original design patented by John M. Browning), and as of this time, they have no collector interest. In “Very Good” condition, it is a $250 gun, though there are lots of people asking $350 – $450 for them.Bert
Bert,
You seem to be the go to guy on Model 94AE’s and was wondering if you maybe able to help me as well. I have a Winchester Model 94AE 30-30 made in New Haven. The serial number is 552827X. It has a 20” barrel and the stock looks original but looks marbled I’m assuming made from a burl? I’m just trying to find more information on for value as I’m taking it as a trade.
Regards,
It would help to see several clear pictures of the gun & stocks.
Bert
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So since my 94 was manufactured in 1994 it is 100 years into the model 94s, its not an anniversary model but still a 1994, I wonder if that ups the value?
Tbone61 said
So since my 94 was manufactured in 1994 it is 100 years into the model 94s, its not an anniversary model but still a 1994, I wonder if that ups the value?
Not likely. There is very little collector interest in the late production Model 94.
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Bert,
I have 94AE Serial Number #619294XX. It is one of the 500 produced for “The Great North American Rodeo” gold inlays / engraving
Can you provide the manufactured date and what the approximate cost of the gun was originally
Thank you
B. Beathard said
Bert H. said
Most likely early 1993. Does it have the Cross-bolt safety?
Bert H. said
Your Model 94AE was manufactured sometime after the year 2002, and before March of 2006 (when the U.S. Repeating Arms Company shutdown the New Haven factory for good). The biggest issue with the late production Model 94AE is the fact that they have a tang safety (an ugly departure from the original design patented by John M. Browning), and as of this time, they have no collector interest. In “Very Good” condition, it is a $250 gun, though there are lots of people asking $350 – $450 for them.
Bert
Bert,
You seem to be the go to guy on Model 94AE’s and was wondering if you maybe able to help me as well. I have a Winchester Model 94AE 30-30 made in New Haven. The serial number is 552827X. It has a 20” barrel and the stock looks original but looks marbled I’m assuming made from a burl? I’m just trying to find more information on for value as I’m taking it as a trade.
Regards,
Bert,
It does not have a cross bolt safety. I seem to be having difficulty’s upload a picture on here. I was told it was a Model 94 is a modern arm manufactured by U.S. Repeating Arms Co. and manufactured sometime around 2010. Current value as listed in the Blue Book of Gun Values is $400 – $500.
wiley10mm said
Bert,I have 94AE Serial Number #619294XX. It is one of the 500 produced for “The Great North American Rodeo” gold inlays / engraving
Can you provide the manufactured date and what the approximate cost of the gun was originally
Thank you
Your Model 94AE was manufactured by the U.S. Repeating Arms Company (U.S.R.A.Co.) late in the year 1995. It was subsequently purchased by the organization “America Remembers”, who then have the gun reworked (etched and gold plated). You might try contacting them for further information;
The Great North American Rodeo Tribute Rifle | America Remembers
Bert
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Bert,
It does not have a cross bolt safety. I seem to be having difficulty’s upload a picture on here. I was told it was a Model 94 is a modern arm manufactured by U.S. Repeating Arms Co. and manufactured sometime around 2010. Current value as listed in the Blue Book of Gun Values is $400 – $500.
Blake,
It could not have been manufactured in the year 2010. The U.S. Repeating Arms Company shutdown all operations and shuttered the factory in March of 2006. If your Model 94AE has a serial number in the 5528720 range, it was manufactured in the year 1989.
Bert
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Bert H. said
Bert,
It does not have a cross bolt safety. I seem to be having difficulty’s upload a picture on here. I was told it was a Model 94 is a modern arm manufactured by U.S. Repeating Arms Co. and manufactured sometime around 2010. Current value as listed in the Blue Book of Gun Values is $400 – $500.
Blake,
It could not have been manufactured in the year 2010. The U.S. Repeating Arms Company shutdown all operations and shuttered the factory in March of 2006. If your Model 94AE has a serial number in the 5528720 range, it was manufactured in the year 1989.
Bert
Bert,
Thanks for the information the actual serial number is 5528271 and location different from others. I’ll try transferring the pictures to my laptop and send them to you.
regards
Blake
Blake Beathard said
Bert,
You will need to put your picture(s) on a photo hosting site, then post the URL to them here.
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Bert,
My apologies it pulled for me after it was posted. I’ll try that way to make sure, and thanks again.
Regards,
Hi Bert,
If your still answering questions here my 94AE SN# is 64320** I’m interested in approximate mfg date. It has a Cross Bolt Safety.
Thanks & God Bless
Bob
Hello Bob,
My best guess is late 2001 or early 2002.
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Hello Bob,
My best guess is late 2001 or early 2002.
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Hello Bob,
My best guess is late 2001 or early 2002.
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