My Trade

[nedmoore]

Just wanted to let you guys know about a trade I made last week. I traded my Rossi .357 magnum revolver for a Winchester Model 94 30-30, it had engraving in looked fairly old. Got home and looked up the serial number and it was made in 1965. Missed the big bucks by one year. Still was a heck of trade though.

[nedmoore]

I need a couple of those pins that fit in the stock, any ideas?

[WildBill]

Try Numrich Gun Parts.

[JLaw]

Nice trade! Much like yours, I ended up getting my Winchester 94 30-30 Trapper by trading off an old, VERY worn out Uberti 44 Mag cowboy gun. Good trade in my book, you done good.

JLaw

[longtooth]

Very good trade. They do come along every once in a while.

[KFP]

Do we get to look at any pictures?

[nedmoore]

Thanks guys, I will post some pics in a day or two.

[Shiner Bock]

Wow nice trade. For you at least. Don't think that I would say that to the other guy.

[WarHawk-AVG]

I need a couple of those pins that fit in the stock, any ideas?

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Just wanted to let you guys know about a trade I made last week. I traded my Rossi .357 magnum revolver for a Winchester Model 94 30-30, it had engraving in looked fairly old. Got home and looked up the serial number and it was made in 1965. Missed the big bucks by one year. Still was a heck of trade though.

Question: Does a pre '64 version go for more...I have one made back in 49-50..all beat up, wood is horrible..finish is gone.

I was going to get a synthetic stock for it, and parkerize it and add one of the below sights to it [make it a "tactical evil black .30-30](I know..it would destroy the "history" aspect of it..but why have something that is beat up and stuck in a safe because it would be worthless to use it because its so beat up...to something that is WELL protected and ready to go deer hunting with at a moments notice.

How much would one of those run compared to the post '64 version?


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[matrxx]

Just wanted to let you guys know about a trade I made last week. I traded my Rossi .357 magnum revolver for a Winchester Model 94 30-30, it had engraving in looked fairly old. Got home and looked up the serial number and it was made in 1965. Missed the big bucks by one year. Still was a heck of trade though.

you got your self a smoking deal,are you gonna keep it or sell it?

[nedmoore]

I am gonna keep it! I need to give it a good cleaning and see how it works.

[Bunkins]

Thats a good looking rifle, you didnt get hurt at all.... I like it..... I love old lever action rifles, wish I had more of them.


War-Hawk.. If you refinish it, you basicly take away a lot of value, re blue and you've done the same thing.. I say turn it into something you can enjoy to hunt with and shoot. Even with the history, a gun should be shot every once in a while, otherwise it's just taking up space