Model 94 and 9422 Winchesters ~ Two very special guns!

[@jimkemp566]

I was given my first 9422M, Dec. 24, 1971. Which is also my birthday, my wife of a year and a half gave it to me. The next Christmas she gave me the 9422 lr,l,s, I still have both of them. My wife I lost to cancer in 96, the only thing I ever had that I could not replace! Vaya Con Dios

[@paulohrenberger927]

So enjoyed this video. In 2006 I heard on the radio that Winchester was closing down the factory. I immediately (that same day) found and bought a 2006 model 94 and a 2005 model 9422. I’m SO glad I did. I treasure those rifles and will pass them down.

[@cuttheknot4781]

I love this man. He is such a quality human being with much grace and wisdom. He is obvious a learned person and I appreciate those who guard their minds against nonsense. He also has a great sense of humor. I am new to this channel so I apologize for not seeking his name.

[@davidstepeck2644]

So true CTK. I wish he was my neighbor where I could pop over and talk guns. Would love to soak up his knowledge and absorb his wisdom. Not to mention pet Benny!

[@buckan8r999]

I can’t wait for mine coming tomorrow. Perfect timing. A commerative model. 30-30

[@nicholaspayne349]

I just bought my first lever gun a Winchester model 94 manufactured in 62 it’s a beautiful firearm. Good luck finding ammo. I found some for 2 bucks a round. Send me a link if you find any better than that. Also searching far and wide for primers.

[@jakewilkinson512]

Can you do a video on setting up lee loadmaster to load .223

[@Lugermonger35]

I truly appreciate this channel it's not that I just enjoy it I truly appreciate the information the lifetime of knowledge given on this channel is amazing I would like to see a dedicated video about how you know all of these things who are you what did you do previously in life to acquire all of this knowledge I'm not questioning you the exact opposite I have full faith that you truly know everything you say to be correct but how and why If there is already a video to this effect you have posted please point me in the right direction or if anyone else knows of the video in question I would love to see it

[@jonnporter6081]

Finally, someone else that will shoot a commemorative gun. The only thing better than owning a beautiful gun is owning AND SHOOTING a beautiful gun.

[@tonymcbroom5252]

That was beautiful country, makes me jealous living here in the city. Two amazing firearms brought into the light the way only GunBlue490 can. I was very excited to see a new video, hope this comment finds you well. God Bless sir!

[@australianmade2659]

Down under here in Melbourne Australia, thank you sir for sharing your expertise. I love it

[@olchevy7983]

I'm blessed to have a pair of 30-30 94s , 1912 and early 1940s

[@sawnut]

Always enjoy your firearm talks, especially the classic lever actions. Just picked up a nib 375 win big bore, pre angle ejection. Going to be my deer rifle for the rest of my days. Thanks for the time you put into your channel.

[@johnpawly1849]

I love it when you said you buy them to shoot I am the same way because when I was young I always wanted to be able to have several guns for different applications now I do and I shoot them all

[@TheQCollection]

My model 94 is the best BC coastal deer gun I own, never let me down on a hunt. It's an early post 64 that was handed down from my father. Absolutely an awsome game trail rifle.. Thank you for all your informative videos & cheers from 🇨🇦

[@guaporeturns9472]

Yeah the Pacific Northwest is a region that is largely overlooked with gun writers/channels. Seems everyone says out east it’s brushy and out west it’s more open. They obviously don’t mean "all the way out west” western Oregon , Washington , BC and southeast Alaska are as brushy(and steep) as it gets. Anyway love all my lever actions out here , never needed anything more

[@tylerk7519]

BC is awesome, so is the 94

[@daveaver]

Who else went straight to Gunbroker for Win 9422? Great video GB-thanks.

[@richardfassett9755]

Mr. GunBlue - I just watched your video on the Winchester 94 and 9422. I also have a 94 in 32 Win. Special and a 9422 in 22 l/r. I got a 9422M from my Dad when he passed away in 1995 , got hooked and picked up two more at pawn shops in the late 90s. Love them and shoot them.

[@jerrybobteasdale]

It's fun watching the video from the drone. Good job.

[@Longeno55]

I love the beautiful views of the vast timberland up there.

[@claygood2844]

I must say each time I watch, I notice how clean your hands, fingers and nails are. Something not know for a gunsmith. This to me notes the saying ‘ cleanliness is next to Godliness’ . Hats off to you sir. That being said, I mowed yards for years as a kid, and in 1968 my dad took me to Sterlings here in Dallas and he let me buy a ‘94 Winchester in 1968. I was 11 years old. Still have it. And I was a Scout - 1967-68.

[@GunBlue490]

We share the experience of mowing yards in our youth. Great memories.

[@SkinnyVinnyLive]

Picked up a 9422m... Favorite tool for sure

[@BigRooster616]

I love your channel and listening to you talk about guns . It like I'm setting with my Grandfather again talking about guns after a long day of hunting setting around the fire place . My Winchester 9422 Would be one of my last guns to ever go . And my first pic if I can only take one . God bless. Rooster

[@mikeofmanymikes2630]

What a beautiful property. Takes a lot to make me jealous but you just did it.

[@markmadsen6828]

I totally agree,. About 25 years ago Pop and I went in together to purchase a Winchester High Grade1885 Low wall with a half octagon barrel, gold engraved squirrel and rabbit game scenes. The American Black Walnut oil rubbed stocks are absolutely beautiful! The memories this particular rifle holds are irreplaceable.. I will pass this on to my Daughter and hopefully then to her Kido's.. Like you said, if there were only one I could keep? That would be the one... God Bless

[@markrhuett]

Beautiful scenery and always great content!

[@davidstepeck2644]

Wayne, I’ve watched this video so many times. One of my favorite videos along with the Christmas rabbit hunt.

[@mr.homelite8490]

Really liked your video sir,I have a 1952 winchester 94 in 32 special. I've only shot it 4 times so far,but I love it already.

[@GGlitter72]

What a outstanding vid again sir, Thanks for all the great info ya sharing with us. just bought me an annie oakley commem 9422 ,never been fired , extreamly hard to get here in germany .....my sister got a Annie 9422 two years ago and i totally fell in love with it, the detailing , craftsmanship and all over quality is second to none,...sure its the best .22 lever ever made and will be. completely milled out of hardened bar stock steel. no other gunmaker produces them .22 levers like this anymore. And yes sir, I am like you , it will be shot ! greets and cheers from southern Germany

[@ritesideofthefence5857]

Picked up two 9422’s last year. A shooter which has been meticulously cared for and one new in box. The new one is a 1981 and the used one is a 1972 according to serial numbers. Have not shot the new in box, it will go to one of my Grandchildren along with a new in box Marlin model 39 I have. I have shooters in both rifles and can easily spend the entire afternoon shooting cans and steel targets while eating an entire 500 round brick of ammo. Thank you for a wonderful video and for reminding me to get out there tomorrow morning with one of my lever guns and a smith and wesson model 17 and burn some ammo.its amazing that the younger generation will bring in these guns which have been left to them from parents or grandparents to shop and trade in for some new plastic tactical wonder nine.

[@shooter3083]

I always look forward with great anticipation to the notification of another of your uploads. They are all extremely informative. You remind me of a Great Uncle I used to have, right down to your voice. He loved a quality firearm and loved to hunt with them. I spent many hours in the deer woods with him, as a young boy. I'm 77 now and I still miss those times a great deal. You're the only person on KZbin that can produce a 50 minute video and have it seem to be only 10 minutes. God bless you and yours, and especially Benny.

[@ronstecher4345]

I learn something new from each of your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

[@DC632A]

My 94 was made in 1956 and I bought it from the original owner who got it when he was 18. He hunted with it once and put it away in a leather sears and robuck bag where it lay for 64 years . Its one of my favorite guns. It carries like a piece of luggage and is beautiful in every way.

[@DrDoom-uu3cj]

DC63 how much did it cost you?

[@DC632A]

@@DrDoom-uu3cj he was only asking $300. I told him what he had and it didn’t matter he just wanted to sell the two firearms he had. The other was a 22 long rifle. I bought the 30-30 from him and soft sanded the stock and put a coat of linseed on it. The gun looks brand new. The rifling is 100%. Great find. I like it better than my x-bolt 30-06 White Gold Medallion. Or as much.

[@DrDoom-uu3cj]

What a deal! Good for you!

[@WillFlyForTips]

Beautiful area you live in. Love the drone!

[@midnightsailor1]

Love watching your videos. Nice to see Benny too. Im struggling with having to say goodbye to my 18 yo buddy Jack tommorow. Good to see younwith your companion.

[@GunBlue490]

My heart breaks for you. Give Jack a fond pat for me.

[@leverman7517]

I have a '94 32ws from around 52-53, this was my Father-in-Law's first deer rifle and he had many meals from it. He ended last Nov at 91, a fine gun from a good friend.

[@tballstaedt7807]

I enjoy your classic father like video style. Many new gun owners are probably in need of this as many young men who have grown to maturity in recent years, have grown up without one. I also didn't know New Hampshire was a pro gun state. I just assumed that it was part of the eastern left. I love it.

[@lavida57]

Mr Gunblue I just received my 94 in 32-20. It's a 1959 and beautiful. I've been wanting to get one after watching one of your older videos last year. Just getting back into shooting after 25 plus year and found your videos inspiring. Can't wait to find some ammo that is hard to find where I live. But just so happy to own this beautiful tool. Keep the sharing coming. Thank you and God bless .

[@cdncampcook8680]

Those are some beautiful rifles

[@jwalkerfitz7827]

You know your in New England when you speak of it warming up with snow on the ground :). I enjoy your reviews. I credit my new found love of wood and steel to your videos.

[@bullseyedixon5660]

great video sir need more BENNIE although I collect marlins 97/39 I enjoy win 9422, extremely accurate /looking forward to. spring to replace my MISS ROXIE WITH A BRITTANY PUPPY./// especially enjoyed winter 61 Winchester video thank you very much ken in MT

[@GunBlue490]

Thank you.

[@rickmansberger4136]

Hello Sir, I shared this video with all my FB Winchester Lever Action and 22 LR groups. I do have a 9422 and many pre-64 Models 94s with my Great-grandfather's 1907 25-35 being the crown jewel of my Model 94s. It amazes me the people that don't know that your channel exists. As a student of GunBlueU I have learned and be so informed by you so, I feel I should be paying tuition and I gladly would if you were a Patreon channel. I responded to one of the remarks with the following: "Jim Cat I find the details of Mr. GunBlues's narratives to be the best on the net. There is no scripting, just Mr. GunBlue's vast knowledge and willing to share and educate the viewer which we followers refer to as a class at GunBlueU. Mr. Gunblue is a treasurer and anybody wanting to correctly learn anything about all aspects of the world of firearms should signup and enroll at GunBlueU or properly at GunBlue490 on his KZbin channel. Welcome Back is my favorite way to start a day 😊" Sir, someday I hope to meet you and until then, I thank you for your kindness and knowledge that you have bestowed one and so many others. God Bless you and your family and especially Benny. May you continue to assist those of us seeking truth and knowledge about firearms. Warm regards, Rick Mansberger Redmond Sports Group

[@davidmanning6321]

Thanks for a great presentation!

[@philippiscatella7816]

Great video as usual. I have a Model 94 Golden Spike Centennial that I was given as a gift by my soon to be wife back in 1969 before I left for Vietnam. The gun is still in the original box with all the original paper work and has never been fired. After listening to your video I may have to take it out to exercise it before it gets passed down. Again thanks for a great video.

[@GunBlue490]

Welcome home, brother.

[@red5685]

I had my 30.30. Stolen but still have my 9422M! Bought them in Berlin almost a lifetime ago. Love your video’s!

[@Bill-jv5eg]

Great view with the drone, beautiful guns , thanks for sharing. As always very enjoyable

[@garyhammond2213]

I worked in gun shops in Alaska roughly 50 years ago. I sold many models 94's, mainly to the native population. I never owned or shot one. Some years later, I was at my dealer friend's house in Maine. He bought a 1956 gun at a gun show, and I bought it from him. I really love it. It was loud, but a fine carbine.

[@midnightsailor1]

I have the exact same gun but 1954 ..dad bought it the day I was born. Its still like new and I love to shoot it. The 32Special ammo is getting expensive to buy and hard to find but I have about 300 rounds in stock and as soon as I can get primers ill be reloading my stockpile of brass. Love your channel, I learn so much ,even at my 65 years of age. Ya never stop learning.

[@Scott_69HemiDart]

Great video. I just got acquired a pair of Winchester 94's, 30-30 and 32 WS made in 1954. They are beautiful!

[@stephenhair5501]

I like underdog cartridges also. I enjoy nothing more than discussing those like the venerable .257 Roberts, to folks that have never even heard of it. I've swayed more than one person to buy that caliber. It's just a joy to shoot and performs very, very well. Nice video Sir. Thanks for sharing, stay well and God Bless.

[@seapimpnh.9307]

Thank you for another great informative video . I was fortunate enough to pick up a mint never fired 1981 blued 94/22 XTR a couple years ago for $400 . I absolutely love this rifle . It’s a tack driver all day at a 100 yrs . It eats anything you put in it . Shorts ,longs ,L.R. I can’t wait to pass this on to my grand daughter when she gets old enough .

[@lavida57]

Bueatful lever rifles. And as always thank you for sharing your knowledge and time.

[@royjones59344]

Love the channel. Hope you and your family are well.

[@majorpayne5289]

👍Outstanding. Thanks for the great "eye-candy", the interesting info & of course, Sir Benny :-) Beautiful firearms! Such fine "furniture" used. *(thank u Lord for Mr John M. Browning)

[@jeremydoblinger3609]

2 beautiful rifles!! Really cant beat the Hand feel of a lever gun..perfect.

[@kerryc4556]

You are the man that I could listen to all day. Knowledge and experience together is what the gun community needs more of.

[@3ducs]

A few months ago I bought a 94 in 30-30 that was made in my birth year, 1946. It is in excellent condition, very near that of yours. My two other 94s are in .32. I have a couple of 9422s, early and plain, they are very good rifles, though one might have been in a fire, it looks like it's been on a number of cattle drives. Sure got cold! Going to 7 tonight. Last year it snowed here in Central NH on May 9, my Dad's 101st birthday, RIP.

[@benkanobe7500]

Thank you for the Pre/Post '64 identification trick! Mine is pre 1900 and I love the quality of the fit and finish.

[@paulsimmons5726]

Beautiful countryside, especially with the snow cover. Thanks for sharing.

[@sonnygunz9207]

I love the 94, I have a pair made in ‘46 & ‘61. My 9422 XTR was made in early 1981 and is a .22lr. Thanks for showing your rifles and beautiful state.

[@terrancecoard388]

I bought a 9422 in 22Mag about 1985. It has beautiful wood, sharp checkering and a gloss shine. Very accurate and I keep the groundhogs heads on a swivel. It has all the markings that makes it one of the expensive ones. Actually did not know the value until a couple years ago. She was just a beautiful rifle to me. It was fired abouy a 100 times if that. Some of my ammo have prices around $7. Later tonight I will check to see it it is a takedown model....That would be a surprise. I was young when I bought it and not a gun savvy person. With the internet I realized that with my youthful ignorance but a love of quality I stumbled into some coveted guns and knives.

[@GunBlue490]

All Winchester Model 9422 rifles are takedown guns. Be sure to read the manual before doing so!

[@terrancecoard388]

@@GunBlue490 You learn something everyday! I have looked at that bolt while hunting and wondered what it did. I downloaded the manual and read it twice last night. There are people on the internet that speard false information that it shoots Long Rifle...it clearly say not to! No markings under the lever only on the side. Made in New Haven CT...Serial F558XXX. Got your viedio on the Savage 99 lever cleaning on tap and looking forward to see if I will be further educated. Thank you sir!

[@tw0one208]

When I watched your video on the 30-30 cartridge you inspired me to find a Model 94. I have a beautiful 1956 Model 94 in 30-30 that I have used with great success in the deer woods. My first deer hunt alone I caught a young buck off-guard while taking a short rest on a log. I immediately thought about how right you were about distance and optics, if I had a 3-9 scope like everyone else I wouldn't have been able to see him trot by at 15 yards or so. Thanks for equipping me the knowledge that seems to have been pushed aside for the purpose of separating hunters from their hard earned money..

[@Odysseuss.]

Ouch sore finger there! Hope you're all well in these troubling times.

[@herrprepper2070]

I bought a Winchester 9422M back in 1973... around $70 as I recall. 4 years later, my GI Bill ran out during my last semester at the University of Wyoming... two little kids and a part time job. I sold that beautiful rifle along with a three screw Ruger .357, a S&W Highway Patrol. .357, and several other irreplaceable irons. I never sold another firearm... as two gun safes attest. The best .22 Magnum rifle in my possession is a Ruger 7722 stainless/synthetic.

[@SIGINT007]

3rd generation Model 94 32 Spcl owner checking in. Mine was made in 1954 and is still one of my favorite rifles.

[@sleepthoughamostqruelandde1116]

Just inheritaned mine from my pops..serial # is in the 30,000. Its a true rifleman rifle!!! Thank u Dad!!!😊😄💜💯💜💜

[@wasachevyguy]

Love the .32 WS! It’s a deer slayer!! Excellent “bush” gun!! Shoots “minute of deer” all day long.

[@stefanschug5490]

I picked one up at a garage sale a few years back that is a take down version with octagonal barrel in 30 WCF (30-30). According to the production number it was built in 1896. Despite the rust pitted rifling it still holds its grouping under 3" at 100 yards. Good presentation as always, just straight down to earth and filled with facts!

[@garyhammond2213]

As for 22's, I like the 9422, 52, and 61 Winchesters. Really like your video on the model 61 rabbit hunting.

[@studdaman420]

I have a .30-30 1894 Winchester made in 1954 that was my Grandpa's. He had only shot it a couple times and when I got it, it was still in it's original box. I love it, and would never sell it. I shoot it a few times a year. It is fun to shoot.

[@forthehellofit5544]

I always Appreciate your videos I have an old 32 Winchester special made in the 40s or 50s and I love that thing. Nice collection!

[@MarcosCaminante]

Paused at the part where it is said the rifle was made in 1951. That day, on the “assembly line” when the last man touched the completed rifle, there is no way he could have imagined 70 years later the rifle is being presented and appreciated from a man’s home to thousands of people. “Who would have thunk it.”

[@andysmith2155]

Another great video. Two beautiful guns...

[@country3608]

I want one 👍 Great video!!!! You showed the cartridge and explained about it !👍👍A lot videos fail to do that !Great introduction!!!👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸

[@seanoneil277]

Thank you for that drone footage. Nice to see NH again, haven't been there in a long time. I hope your drone flying efforts are productive & quickly pay off that drone + FAA license costs -- you make me want to do the same. Thanks also for this review of the 94 and 9422. The nickel finish & engraving on the BSA model are impressive, as is that beautiful walnut furniture.

[@arthurcaesar2200]

I have a model 94 made in 1907 chambered in 38-55. Such a terrific American rifle.

[@bigolemike33]

Beautiful Scenery and a great video!

[@chrismills4213]

Wow that is one beautiful lever action...been looking for a good 9422 in my neck of the woods for years, no luck yet. Another very knowledgeable video...just love them. God bless.

[@Peter-od7op]

Love this guy. I have a pre 64 ws 32 was given to me by wifes parents

[@paulinboston]

What you said about snow on the ground making it feel colder than the ambient temperature is interesting. I am a sailor and people want to sail on the first sunny day of the Summer. I remind everyone to bring a sweater. The water temperature makes it feel much colder than it is on land. At the same time, the higher water temperature at the end of Summer extends the sailing season. I am also a fan of Revere Beach. The bandstand and Kelly's Roast Beef are about all that have survived the era. The merry-go-round is still spinning at Nantasket Beach.

[@thetraveler5798]

Hi there good to hear from you, I see that Benny is dojnv good also. The one ftom my grandfather was a 32 this wax in Chile , but it read in cllor letter on the barrel gold like (30~32 W/C/F) stright Cut. Bring me memories, nice . Much Blessings to you & family.

[@riverrunner23]

Really enjoy your videos and have learned quite a bit from them. The first one was how to clean a lever action rifle. I just got back from my local sporting goods dealer. The intent was to use their FFL services, but when I looked in their used gun dept., there on the wall was hanging the Winchester model 9422 that I was going to purchase from another location. The intended 9422 was an XTR, however this one was $300 cheaper and in great shape, and appears to be a 1974, according to serial # data I researched. Thanks for all your shared knowledge. Enjoy.

[@darreldwalton8763]

While watching this video, I had to reach over and pick up and cycle my Grandfather's 1894 rifle. A 26" octagon that he bought when he was 12 years old, in 1918, for $7.00. The rifle was used when he bought it, and was 15 years old when he acquired it. He passed it to my Father, who was the first born, and it passed to me, also first born. Behind me, I have a first born son, and his first born, my Grandson. That it be passed down along that line was Grandpa Walton's wish, and it will be so. Grandpa used that rifle until just after WWII when he acquired a 99 Savage in .300, which was scoped. He mentioned many times that he "killed enough mule deer to fill his house top to bottom" with that 94. It helped feed them through the depression, and kept varmints and critters out of his crops. Helluva rifle, that one! I took a part time job in my off-duty time when I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB, Mont., at a place called Morris Sporting Goods, on the 200 block of Central Ave. in Great Falls. IIRC, we always had 9422's in the rack, and they sold steadily, if not briskly, at 'around' $175 US. Back then, firearms could be purchased and taken back and forth across the US/Canadian border freely, as long as they were declared and the duty paid, and quite a few ended up going north to Alberta from our shop. I never could muster enough cash to spring for one of the 9422's, and it was only until late last year that I finally got mine. It's a 9422 XTR, the one with the longer barrel, pistol grip w/cap, and blued crescent butt plate. Still unfired, in the box, wrap, and with the 'hanging papers' in the box with it. Sadly, by the time I got through giving the Governor his share of the sale, I ended up just north of $1200 in the thing. Still, a bargain in my mind. I see them bringing a lot more than that these days. I only wish that I'd had sense enough to buy the Eagle Scout gun to put on my "I Love Me Wall" along with my badge, and certificate. Speaking of BSA....I pretty much got my introduction to organized shooting at Camp Little Lemhi, above the South Fork of the Snake River here in Idaho. Back then, I got my 'NRA smallbore Junior expert' badge, shooting a surplus Mossberg 44. I DID have sense and wherewithal to snag one of those from the CMP!

[@GunBlue490]

Good story.

[@noahbryanmccutcheon7625]

I always enjoy your videos and commentary

[@69Nova396]

Great video with lots of great information, thanks for posting!

[@DW-qe7qe]

I own two M94s, one made in 1927, the year after my Father was born, the other made in 1951, the year after I was born. Didn’t plan it that way. It just happened.

[@faroutgolf3650]

Glad I found someone that takes their time discussing this wonderful little rifle. It is a shame that this is no longer produced. All I can add is, if you're lucky enough to own one you're fortunate... Yes! I said the same thing I would keep the Winchester 9422 and let the rest go by the board... Coincidentally speaking..

[@frankwrogg2515]

Thanks for keeping the great content coming.

[@LordFred69]

just bought myself a Henry 22LR. Absolutely love it and I can still find some 22 ammo to keep up the shooting skills.

[@micah-hooka7275]

Thank you my friend! I just inherited a 9422 and it hadn’t been shot much by the fella. I thought it may need some break-in time because it kept getting bound up tight with CCI Shorts. I didn’t have the correct screwdriver size bit. So I SO delicately put a sloppy fitting Craftsman slotted in it. Thank You! You gave me some relief. I thought I was going to go around finding that special screwdriver. Now the correct screwdriver is only going to cost me 5 cents. Five pennies won’t purchase the spin either…I wonder if it will like one of my choice BUFFALO NICKELS best? Anyway….thanks!

[@tombridges2235]

Watch all of your informative videos, references you state lead me to believe we are close in age, born 1950 for me.

[@GunBlue490]

You're very warm.

[@TomRiverSimpleLiving]

I don't think lighting is a problem with your excellent presentation and story telling skills. Or at least I've never noticed the lighting and I've enjoyed all of your videos. And thank you for another wonderful video.

[@GunBlue490]

Thank you.

[@ar6985]

That 9422 will put a smile on your face every time! Mine was made in 1972.

[@GunBlue490]

You have a gem, indeed.

[@rdajwitt]

Happy to see you have the 9422!! It screams Gunblu490!! I have a love affair with these as well, just great rifles Enjoy sir

[@jeffstanfield5070]

Love all your videos, I have the 9422 XTR made in 1978. Best 22 levers made over all others. Still waiting for a further in depth video on the Model 61

[@michaelhedgepeth5106]

You just educated me! A buddy of mine had a little 32 cal. lever gun back in the 70's but it was shorts we hunted with. His Grandfather's rifle

[@guyg5702]

I’ve got a 94 in 30-30from the 40s. Beautiful gun

[@googleuser8448]

Loved this video. And what an amazing rifle.

[@neilsaylor868]

I have a 1949 model 94 32 Winchester special that was my grandfather’s that I’ve hunted with for many years. also he gave me for Christmas when I was 12 a 1973 9422

[@tomhohum4275]

I’d love to own a pre 64 as old as I am (72). The green bananas made me laugh. Thanks for your dedication to gun history and education. I’ve learned so much from your videos.

[@DrDoom-uu3cj]

You can still find pre 64s for sale online you just have to be prepared to pay at least a grand for them. I just checked GUNBROKER for the heck of it. I put in Winchester model 94 and the first two that came up were pre 64s for around a grand. Check them out.

[@Mr42960]

I bought a 9422M XTR maybe 4 years ago. New in box, made in 1979. They are just beautiful and fun to shoot. My eyes have been giving up so I mounted a Leupold 4X. Sights and target are just blurred.

[@ely336]

Thanks for another wonderful video and for sharing your knowledge and perspective on two outstanding rifles. God bless you and your family and especially Benny. 🇺🇸👍😍🐶

[@mikek8089]

I have a pair of those fine rifles. A .32 that was my Fathers, and a .30-30 that I purchased years ago.

[@michaelhubbard1711]

Thank you again Sir ! Wonderful Video and looks like fun with the drone . Great Shooting as usual !