Alaska and HI will be substantially more for shipping, and would be calculated at the end of the sale. Shipping charge of $50.00 to cover transfer, shipping charge, and insurance will be to the lower 48 contiguous States. The potential buyer is responsible for knowledge of the State and locals covering a firearm of this type. Will gladly ship to your FFL from my FFL after they provide me with a current signed copy of that FFL. This rifle will provide you with plenty of fun, but with the right load, it is ready for some serious business as well. I got it for cowboy action shooting, but went with a different gun before I even got started. I acquired it from the original owner, and he had fired it only a handful of times. 16” barrel for fast action in brush country, and a perfect companion to your. 45 Colt is enough to handle anything in North America and look good doing it.Here is a beautiful condition Winchester 94AE Trapper model in. 45 Colt paired with a six gun in the same caliber. It’s in great condition with little to no wear or damage present no deep cuts, gouges, rust pitting, or other deformities. Nothing competes with a classic Winchester or even Marlin lever gun in. You are considering a vintage Winchester Model 94AE Trapper Carbine that is chambered for 45 Long Colt. I'll always prefer a Winchester, unless it's made in Japan and then I'll pass on it. I don't think you would have any problems with either, I know that the 92 model guns are preferred for cowboy action shooting because of the shorter lever throw so if you are into that it's a consideration. That's not to say the Rossi wouldn't, I would imagine they are also as capable but I enjoy knowing without a doubt. 44 mag model 94 and eats everything from mild to wild without blinking as do the. It's made in America which is always my preference when available. Because I never have to worry about it handling whatever I feed it and C. It says Winchester and I enjoy the whole history aspect of the brand and B. Personally I prefer the Winchester because A. Of course it's all but impossible to know what you got when buying but the odds are in your favor that it'll be fine. Unfortunately there are an above average number of bad ones released so you just never know and you have to be mindful of that when buying one. If you get a good one I doubt you would ever have a problem and with it and it will run great. They tend to follow their parent companies QC standards and put out bad guns along with the good ones. Rossi guns can be hit or miss quality wise. A Winchester is always going to be a better rifle than a Rossi imho and will always hold its value as well.
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