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Posted: 4/24/2009 6:38:44 AM EDT
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I spotted a Winchester 64 in a pawn shop the other day; it's got worn finish and is not the deluxe version (no swivels or checkering). He had a price of $695 on the tag; how far out of line is this, considering that I've seen mid-1950s M94s in similar condition priced well over $400?
Or asked another way, what would be the premium for a Win. M64 compared to a Win. M94? Thank you Rob |
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695 is top dollar for a worn model 64.
64 series has a premium over the 94 series for guns made in the same era. as a life long collector of winchesters i would reccomend a pass or tops 600$ dont let the fact they dont make the 94 any more sway you. Theres millions of them out there. |
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695 is top dollar for a worn model 64. 64 series has a premium over the 94 series for guns made in the same era. as a life long collector of winchesters i would reccomend a pass or tops 600$ dont let the fact they dont make the 94 any more sway you. Theres millions of them out there. Thank you Mathew; I promise not to be swayed by the lack of new 94s, I have an older one (1930-ish), but the 64 intrigued me. $695 seemed high, and I just wondered if it was worth pursuing at all. The $695 is his asking price, and I haven't tried any dickering yet. Thanks again Rob |
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