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Your very early model 1894 winchester rifle was made in the second year of production which was 1895.
Blue Book of Gun Values, Winchester book by Madis
All my references indicate that the winchester model 1895 was never chambered in 38-55 winchester caliber.Is it possable that your rifle was rechambered in the past?Please check your caliber again.It could be that your rifle is chamered in 38-72 win.
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With the serial number that you have supplied,your WINCHESTER model 1894 rifle was made in the year 1895.
Your winchester model 1894 was made in the first full year of production,which was 1895.
I have an 1895 in 30-06 that has Redfield peep sights on it. The site is adjustable for range and windage. I know the sights were on it before 1960. I do not know if the came with the rifle because serial numbers indicate it was made in 1921 I have in my collection a reprinted catalog of Winchester repeating arms co.that was printed in June of 1896.This catalog shows no flip up sights offered from the factory at that time.(Rifle was new in 1895).My father in law has in his possession A Winchester model 1895 sporting rifle in 38-72Win caliber with a serial number that puts production in the year 1905.His rifle has a side mounted elevating peep sight that was added to the rifle in 1907.I do not believe that Winchester ever offered a flip up peep sight for this rifle.Redfield,Marbles and Lyman I believe were the 3 main suppliers of after market sights for the Model 1895 rifle.
Wow that's a early Winchester model 1894! Your rifle was produced in 1895.
With the serial number that you provided,your Winchester model 1890 .22cal pump action rifle was produced in the year 1895.
In order to assign a value to your Winchester model 1895 rifle,I would need a more detailed description of the overall condition of the rifle in question.These rifles are very collectable and you would be wise to have a member of the Winchester collectors assoc.evaluate your rifle and assess a hard value to your rifle.This will be based on the overall remaining finish on the rifle,any special order options it may have,and the rarity of the rifles caliber.
The Winchester model 1895 was a rifle,not a shotgun.If you are reffering to your shotgun being made in 1895,Then I would need to know the model number and serial number to give you a accurate value along with the shotguns overall condition(amount of blueing remaining,and finish to the buttstock and forearm).
There is a model 1895.