Winchester 94 AE Trapper 357 Magnum

[@Blue-P51]

Looks great. Always feels nice to find a used gun in new condition.. great find!

[@richardkev3077]

It looks like a nice acquisition, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. I have an earlier 94AE in .44 mag. I knew about the new cross bolt safety but didn’t realize how badly it affected the lines of the receiver.

[@FingerAngle]

I have one just like that. I've shot it a couple hundred times, both .38 and .357 magnum. It's fun.

[@NAHAAFB]

That is a great find, my brother has one chambered in 30-30 from the mid 1990s. I can't stand looking at it because I want one.

[@doncooper7466]

My favorite guns 92 and 94 Winchesters . I have a 94 trapper in 30/30 like this and love it . And I have 2 Rossi 92 one in 454 and 44mag

[@marktittsworth1940]

I love mine. It's a .44 mag. but the same gun otherwise. Shoots great too.

[@kanejones99]

I bought one for a really good price at the beginning of the year, it's a lovely little target rifle just has some feeding issues at times with .38s, the main issue i have with mine is a super stiff trigger i'm guessing it was done with it being an imported gun into the UK

[@joebatters5428]

Great video man.....beautiful gun.....I've wanted THAT gun for a while now and just can't seem to find one I can afford.....make a video of you shooting it when it warms up

[@whitefeather67]

I have a Trapper in .30-30. It was made in 1981. Top eject, no safety.

[@tom_olofsson]

Really beautiful. An American classic.

[@stripervince1]

I bought a new one in 1991 in calif it was a 3030 94AE I paid $550. Shoulda never sold it. They’re $1000 + if you can even find one now

[@Dahbz14]

My first deer gun.

[@Jammerjim]

Very nice!! I was there and I guess I missed that.

[@patriotbill1156]

Beautiful gun. Congrats.

[@usbsol]

You can hunt white tail with this - correct? Thanks 🙂

[@vincentberkan605]

how many shells can the magazine hold?......never mind, I watched the video.

[@gshock3092]

Hate the 94 lever safty and the later cross bolt reciever safty. I have two model 92.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

Good looking 1894!

[@n2rescue359]

Missing the thumb stud on the hammer

[@belindacooper5191]

Just reading some of the comments here. Yeah that guy bought a real junk pile

[@jmw1910]

Nice man!!!

[@raymcconnell7364]

If I can ask, how much did it cost.?

[@Hilander1298]

The Blue Book of Gun Values shows this in Excellent condition value at about 700.00. This version of the book is 4 years old. This will give you an idea. Check out Gunbroker.com also.

[@cosieman4877]

@357MagnumPlinkster Society Where can i find one for 395 pounds.

[@ElainesDomain]

Bought ours new in 2002 for 259. It runs smooth.

[@Gabianmaster]

I got the same rifle you'll find. It's much easier if you cock back the hammer and then chamber it discharge it. Talk to hamburger back chamber it discharge it. The safety is in the handle. You have to pull it up. Wouldn't tight before it'll discharge so there is a safety but you'll find chambering that rifle and discharging. It is much faster and much easier. Good

[@P.E.J.]

what does the AE mean??

[@dcmore8488]

angled ejection

[@Monkey-biz]

angled ejection

[@stefanocappella9612]

I have one in 44 mag 🇨🇦

[@Ktheodoss]

That wood doesn't look right to me.