WINCHESTER 94 IN 25-35
Used
In Stock
$1150.00
Specifications
Category
Rifles
Manufacturer
Winchester
Caliber
25-35
Description
The Winchester Model 94 with serial number 1,647,085 was manufactured in 1950. This rifle belongs to the highly collectible "Pre-'64" era and is chambered in the relatively rare .25-35 Winchester (.25-35 WCF) caliber.
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Manufacturing Details
Production Year: 1950.
Production Context: Of the approximately 75,000 Model 94s made in 1950, only about 4,042 (approx. 5%) were chambered in .25-35.
Caliber Transition: In 1950, Winchester transitioned the caliber stamp from "25-35 W.C.F." to "25-35 WIN.".
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Valuation Factors
The .25-35 caliber is considered rare compared to the more common .30-30 or .32 Special, often commanding a 50% to 100% price premium in similar conditions.
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Estimated Value (2024-2026) Key Characteristics
Excellent (95%+)
$1,700 – $2,500+
Excellent (95%+)
Original finish, minimal wear, perfect wood-to-metal fit.
Very Good (80-95%)
$1,200 – $1,600
Very Good (80-95%)
All original parts, functional, light handling marks.
Good (60-80%)
$800 – $1,100
Good (60-80%)
Visible finish wear, potential minor rust, functional.
Cartridge Information
The .25-35 Winchester was introduced in 1895 as one of the first smokeless powder cartridges.
Performance: Known for flat trajectory and low recoil; suitable for small to medium game.
Ammo Availability: Though discontinued in regular rifle production around 1951-1955, modern loads like Hornady LEVERevolution are still produced for these antique rifles.
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Manufacturing Details
Production Year: 1950.
Production Context: Of the approximately 75,000 Model 94s made in 1950, only about 4,042 (approx. 5%) were chambered in .25-35.
Caliber Transition: In 1950, Winchester transitioned the caliber stamp from "25-35 W.C.F." to "25-35 WIN.".
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Valuation Factors
The .25-35 caliber is considered rare compared to the more common .30-30 or .32 Special, often commanding a 50% to 100% price premium in similar conditions.
Winchester Collector
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Estimated Value (2024-2026) Key Characteristics
Excellent (95%+)
$1,700 – $2,500+
Excellent (95%+)
Original finish, minimal wear, perfect wood-to-metal fit.
Very Good (80-95%)
$1,200 – $1,600
Very Good (80-95%)
All original parts, functional, light handling marks.
Good (60-80%)
$800 – $1,100
Good (60-80%)
Visible finish wear, potential minor rust, functional.
Cartridge Information
The .25-35 Winchester was introduced in 1895 as one of the first smokeless powder cartridges.
Performance: Known for flat trajectory and low recoil; suitable for small to medium game.
Ammo Availability: Though discontinued in regular rifle production around 1951-1955, modern loads like Hornady LEVERevolution are still produced for these antique rifles.
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