emtrescue6

Condition is EVERYTHING. A rifle in 99% could easily bring the $700 mentioned below by a few. That being said, from the photo posted it doesn't appear to be 99% but in good shape none the less. The $400 to $700 range is certainly not far off and your rifle appears to be in good shape...I'd place the value in the $400 - $500 range from what I can see from the pic. They are highly desirable.

As someone else noted, I too am keeping ahold of my 94's regardless of production year...they will do nothing but continue to rise in value... I kick myself for trading one off in a weak moment a few years back.

Bbj270

I bought mine a week before they stated they where going to stop making them a 1972 made one for 150. A week later the man I bought I t form told me he would give me 300 for it. Never sold it back. Should have seen them a gun show a month ago for around 250-300.

flags

There is a guy out of Lancaster, PA. on gunbroker selling Model 1894's in 32 Win Special for less than $250 each. He has 3 or 4 of them listed. I had a 32 Special and that is a sweet cartridge, a little hard to find ammo for though. If I was in the market for a lever gun right now, this guy would be selling me one of these.

bpd1982

Blue book #29, couple years old, say 98% tops at 350$.