Bassthoven
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I hane a 1909 winchester 1894 carbine. Chambered 32 win spe. Takedown model With a half size magazine tube. 26" full round barrel. Lyman flip up rear sight. 95 % barrel and mag bluing. Receiver has turned gray. Crescent butt stock. Great bore. Wood is 90 to 95 %. I know the gun is rare, but not sure how rare. I have yet to find a takedown with a 26" round barrel. Countless internet research has shown me similar guns for sale anywhere from 2500 to 5 digit ranges. Not sure why the wide range of prices. I absolutely love looking at it. Reminds me of Roosevelt's varmint gun minus the silencer. Lol. Curious if anyone has any info on production numbers of these various options. I have seen the term "special order" referenced a lot, but I would presume Winchester still produced rifles with options like this during regular production, but I'm not sure. The firearm really is in fantastic shape with no signs of monkey business (ie, buggered screws, repairs, alterations, refinishing etc etc). And value??????? I can't even begin to guess. Thanks for all of your help.