Just bought an as new 94 Ae IN CAL. 307. sERIAL 559xxxx .
Stock is like an XTR , checkered.
barrel is marked 94 AE caliber . 307
Not marked XTR or BigBore.
Thing is, it has a 16 inch barrel, all info I find on this rifle shows it was made with a 20'' barrel.
Does anyone have info on this particular model?
Model 1894 ae 307
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Got any pictures...?!
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I do have pics, but not sure how to post them, not to good with thses things
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Here ya go……
Open the POSTREPLY Tab…Click the Upload attachments tab…To the right of Options tab…Click Upload attachment…To the right of Filename…Click Browse to go to your photo folder…Open the photo you want to upload. The white space will display your photo link…Click Add the file. Use Preview to see that the photo made the trip to your post. If your photo is visible and all is okay... Click Submit. All done. I keep my photos on my hard drive in a folder titled “My Pictures”. Last edited by redryder on Tue Mar 08, 2016 2:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Good job Red !!
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PM sent Pete...
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Worked good Pete...
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Pretty rifle. I could find nothing about the short carbine length of your barrel. Ranch gun maybe? Just a lot of do's and don'ts on the Net when it comes to 307 v. 308 rounds, use of pointed bullets (don't) in a tubular magazine, any 30-30 bullet will do, etc.
If it was easy, anybody could do it.
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Nothing found so far about the short barrel carbine (16") on the Net. Ranch gun maybe? Probably a fun gun though. Lot of do's and don'ts about the 307 (do) vs. 308 (don't), any 30-30 bullet (do), availability of new cases (do), etc.
If it was easy, anybody could do it.
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