Have you seen one of these 94's?

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major
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Have you seen one of these 94's?

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I bought this Win 94AE back in 1998 new it is stamped on barrel special edition 1 of 300 was wondering if anyone esle might have seen or heard of one like this and what made it a special edition? my ex-wife threw away the box and papers durring our splitting of things 10 years ago :oops: it was fired 6 times back in 98 when I put the scope on it, haven't shot it since...bought a 464 to hunt with to keep from shooting it and scatching it up figure maybe it might be worth something in the future. [img]
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Re: Have you seen one of these 94's?

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Very nice rifle indeed! And no I've never seen or heard of one of those. Cool
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Re: Have you seen one of these 94's?

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Thanks :D I sure wish they still made the winnie 94 every since I took my first deer with one I can't get enough of them.
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Re: Have you seen one of these 94's?

Post by J Miller »

major,

I've never seen one, but that don't mean much.

However, with no box, no papers, scope mounted and already fired, it's just a used gun. Might as well go hunting with it. Much of the collectors value is already gone.

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major
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Re: Have you seen one of these 94's?

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Maybe so. the scope is comming off just haven't got around to it have many others to hunt with, since there isn't a mark on it in any form other then I know that I fired it 6 times I plan on keeping it put up for my son. Hopefully he will enjoy leverguns as much as I so the value in dollars means little.... was just wondering if anyone might have come across another one like it.
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Re: Have you seen one of these 94's?

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the 9422s had WinTuff stocks in a special edition. I almost bought a model 70 that had 1 of 300 on it a few years ago.
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