Gunshows are trying to inflate the prices on post 64 94's now. They are asking too much for them, especially rusted truck guns. That is why I would not buy another one at a show, probably. I cannot swallow 450$ for a standard version built ten years ago with angle eject, safety button, etc. Before they quit making them, people would walk into shows with post 64 guns and you could walk out with a crisp newish but used pre button pre AE gun for maybe 250 tops. I should have kept the 1937 gun I suppose. The outsides were polished beautifully, with a wonderful prewar blue job, but the insides looked like they were quickly reamed out with a dull cutter. Actually late production guns looked better inside than this thing. If I had sat on it, some fool would want to buy it from me and try to sell it for 750$ now. Not that he would sell it. Remember millions and millions of 94's were made. Maybe some of the pre WW1 guns are getting more valuable, as are very early versions.