Collectors talk about pre-64 Winchester Model 94 rifles with respect, and this one is described as a 1926 build in .30-30 Winchester. It has a 20-inch barrel, and all the bluing appears to be original.

It is described as one of the nicest pre-64s to come through the shop, which is worth a close look at pickup. The Model 94 was a mainstay of deer camps for most of the twentieth century, and this one belongs to the early days of that story.

This is a used rifle, sold as described. It is all original, holds seven rounds, and has a lever action that a hunter could still carry to the woods. Many owners keep a rifle like this as a collector's piece, but a pre-64 can still shoot. If you plan to fire it, have a gunsmith check it over first.

Handle it with soft cloths, store it with a light coat of oil, and keep it away from humidity. It ships to your FFL dealer, where the background check is completed before you take it home.