In the Oshman's ad in the Sunday Dallas Morning News.

Winchester M-94 Ranger 30/30 Lever-Action Rifle
20" Barrel   Hardwood Stock   Adjustable Sights

*******   15 - Shot   ********





I want one!  I can shoot 15 days in a row without reloading and it is a 30/30! WooHoo!


WMA

i hear you!  i "need" one also.

but i would go .44 mag

this thread is worthless without a pic

That has to be a typo.  A 20" 94 in .30-30 usually has a tube capacity of 6.

The 24" Legacy model in .357 mag has a capacity of 12 rounds.

Quoted: this thread is worthless without a pic

What he said. Go find a pic.

And how much was it ?

Yeah, I figure it is a typo, but it would have been cool to have a lever action 30/30 with a 15 round capacity even though the magazine tube would have extended past the muzzle by about 30" which was really my whole point, to see if anyone would pick up on that issue. As for a picture, get the Oshman's insert from the Sunday Dallas Morning News. This guy does not have the cash or equipment to post pictures and until I find a job the situation will not change.


WMA

This is funny.

I love my Model 94 !

I tell people all the time it is my 1894 Assault Weapon..........

IF someone will tell me how to post the pic, I can  take a picture of mine.

Use this bracket but take the extra spaces out.

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Do you mean like this, with NO spaces??? hehe
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here you go Wee_Mad_Arthur

I'm looking for one in .357 mag. The used 30-30 that sold for $60 10 years ago is just a distant memory. Most now go for $225 to $325. If you do want a 30-30 hit the pawn shops and look for the old Sears Ted Williams or Western Auto or J. C. Pennys guns. Most were made by Winchester or Marlin. Good shooters but just not a lot of snob appeal.

every once in a while you get lucky...
i bought one(win. 94 carbine in 30-30) for $100. bucks from a guy who needed the money. he carried it his truck with a strip of tape over the muzzel for almost 20 years. the bore was great, and were the internals, althought the rounds in the tube were so tarnished i through them away. the were 10 year old handloads anyway.
when he told me about it i offered him 100 bucks for it and he yanked in out from behind his seat(it was under everything else).
stock was beat to hell, no blue left on the action. for a lever gun, it was damn pretty.
sold it to a yankee at a quail hunt for $150.
he thought it had "history". i want it back.
i used to embarass people with it when shootin jackrabbits.

Years ago, when Wards was getting rid of their firearms, I got a Marlin 336 for $175. That was a great rifle and a great price. I later sold it to buy a Mini-14. It really shot great though. I had a cheap Bushnell scope on it and could still get something like 2" groups at 100 yrds. And that was before I even started practicing. Probably shoulda kept it.