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August 3, 2024
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I just purchased a model 94 WCF 30. It has some special characteristics. I have tried to do some research and think it has had a barrel replacement at some point. Any information about the riffle would be greatly appreciated. I guess I just want to know how much is original to the receiver and what has been replaced/added to the rifle. 
September 22, 2011
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Your receiver dates to 1906. It has been reblued. The barrel has been replaced. The stock has been replaced. The white spacer is incorrect for a Winchester and makes it look like a Marlin.
What did you pay for this carbine?
August 3, 2024
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$500 did I pay too much?
April 15, 2005
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No, you did not pay too much. It is easily worth $500 as “shooter’ grade rifle.
That stated, almost none of it is factory original. Originally, it was a Model 1894 Sporting “Rifle” (not a Carbine). The entire front end of the gun consist of replacement parts, and the butt stock, butt plate, pistol grip cap & screw are also not original. The only original part is the serial number receiver frame, and it has been reblued.
Bert
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November 19, 2006
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It might be a small point given the overall lack of originality but that white spacer in the grip cap really spoils it for me. As small as it is, it creates a whole different visual experience for me – it’s all I see!
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