"REAL" 1894's in 357 are pretty pricey right now...
and rather scarce, if you have access to one, I'd jump on it. Been look'in for one around here, and found a few, but there way out of my price range anymore. I bought a 1894P back in 2001 for $289 out the door up in a gun shop in Johnson City, TN. I've seen 'em for sale recently for upwards to $800! Wish I would've bought five of 'em.
Good luck
Joe
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2013-07-27, 20:23
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woody,
2013-07-27, 20:25
- "REAL" 1894's in 357 are pretty pricey right now... -
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2013-07-27, 20:30
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Catoosa,
2013-07-27, 22:11
- No history to speak of... - pokynojoe, 2013-07-28, 07:17
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Catoosa,
2013-07-27, 22:11
- "REAL" 1894's in 357 are pretty pricey right now... -
pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:30
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pokynojoe,
2013-07-27, 20:26
- Here's the typical location for the JM stamp... - pokynojoe, 2013-07-27, 20:35
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2013-07-27, 20:25
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2013-07-28, 07:12
- Thanks... - woody, 2013-07-28, 10:35
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2013-07-27, 20:23