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KBP75 · November 21, 2010, 10:29 AM

I just bought a 1967 Winchester Model 94 " Antique" carbine(30-30) in almost new condition. Three rounds have been fired from this rifle total! Other than some very light wear off the butt stock finish, its as new. Here is what I know about this rifle- it was made in 1967, has a black metal butt plate, gold saddle ring, gold plate where you load the shell, decorative design on both sides of the case hardened receiver and has a light colored stock. Does it have any extra value over other 1967 Model 94s? What was the reason for making these rifles? Any information you have will be news to me! Thanks! Ken

November 21, 2010, 10:29 AM	#1
KBP75 Senior Member Join Date: November 18, 2010 Posts: 316	Winchester Model 94 "Antique" carbine I just bought a 1967 Winchester Model 94 " Antique" carbine(30-30) in almost new condition. Three rounds have been fired from this rifle total! Other than some very light wear off the butt stock finish, its as new. Here is what I know about this rifle- it was made in 1967, has a black metal butt plate, gold saddle ring, gold plate where you load the shell, decorative design on both sides of the case hardened receiver and has a light colored stock. Does it have any extra value over other 1967 Model 94s? What was the reason for making these rifles? Any information you have will be news to me! Thanks! Ken