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- A return engagement with my Winchester 94 .30-30, which is a Pre 64 model.
Main video with this rifle: • Winchester Model 94 ...
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My father passed away in 2018 and left me his guns. He hadn't hunted in decades but had some great guns in the safe. My mother wanted me to take them and I am thrilled one of them was (is) the beloved Winchester Model 94 30/30. I am fortunate also that he had it's little brother the 9422 and I cherish both. Thanks dad, miss you and am proud to be the guardian of your wonderful firearms.
My first centerfire rifle was a winchester 94 trapper carbine that I bought when I was 15 using money I earned mowing lawns. I still own that rifle.
GRMGR1 👍
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GRMGR1 same for me sir and still my favorite
" Can't quit on a miss " That's a Hickok45 T-Shirt phrase right there .
I think I was 14 or 15 when dad bought a Model 94 for my brother and I to share for Christmas ('72 or '73). We still have it. Thanks for the pleasant memories.
I love the sound of a lever action in slow motion.
At the gun store I work at, we have a used Model 94 that was manufactured in 1904 and it's pretty much in mint shape. It's one of the most beautiful rifles i've ever seen. Such a privilege to holy a piece of history in my hands.
such a beautiful rifle! so much history behind it. love this channel. i can still remember the days when hickock's table had a wooden top before he became famous and now has a leather hide top table. celebs.... that's fame for you....
wakko nakko It's still wooden, but the leather is nice. It allows me to throw the guns around without harming them. :-)
yeah i can see how that would be beneficial. now i will have to 'like' your comment. dammit
wakko nakko yes it is
and throw the magazines lol
I'm completely restoring a Winchester Model 94. I believe this one's a Post-64 model. But no matter. I love it. Can't wait to get it done.
The 30-30 sure does a number on 2 liters. Those metal targets across the hill went down with some noticeable force. From watching many of your videos, one can learn quite a bit about the ballistics of various calibers. It has always left an impression on me when I watch a watermelon literally explode when it is hit with a .44 magnum: the Ruger super blackhawk hunter video shows this. Thanks for all your videos!!!
fantastic shooting with open sights, free standing with no support, and wearing glasses.
I was born in 1952 and found a 94 made in 52, so picking it up this week.I think the 94 is without a doubt the best all around rifle. I have many different makes and calibers and always come back and use my 94, light, short and well balanced and so easy to carry. now to shoot like you or even half as good will be my next challenge. Also love your videos. very well put together, you certainly know your stuff, all ways a pleasure..
The Dirty Thirty. Gotta love it
Beautiful gun! I have a ‘1956 model 94. I love these guns. Pure classic!
Your off hand shooting skills never fail to impress. I have 3 model 94's in my safe and know how dificult those factory sights can be at times. Great video and long live the Model 94!
FINALLY A CHAPTER 2 WITH THE 94!!!!!!!!!!!! Great video Hickok, thank you for doing a chapter two with that beauty. You have a fan for life sir.
Much respect, Hickok just bought my first Winchester 94 because I watched your videos
hi hickok, watched many of your vids learned and enjoyed all. Life is good and better with you in it long live the Republic, long live hickok45
My dad bought a Winchester 94 back in 1956. He always said it was the last gun he'd ever sell. He passed away last year and now it's the last gun that I would ever sell.
I have one built in 1943. its one of my favorites in my collection. I would never sell it. thanks for the video!
My model 94 is my go to gun I own 2 one stays in the house one stays in my vehicle It has harvested everything from deer to groundhog and it is like my third arm I have owned over a hundred rifles and the model 94 has always been my favorite
Could watch this all day... "I can hardly see....DING!" such good stuff :)
My first rifle was a 30-30 Marlin and it took down many dear in my lifetime. Not too long ago I bought a pre-64 Winchester and both are my favorite hunting rifles. I love shooting with optics but the 94 is just too beautiful the way it is to dare place a scope on it. It means I rarely hunt with it but I would rather keep it in its natural state then mess with perfection.
My goodness, what a gorgeous rifle.
Even the condition is amazing.
Don't let that little beauty slip out of your grasp, HK.
I have a number of model 94s. Pre 64 in stock configuration, post 64 in stock configuration and the new Angle Ejects made by Miroku. They are all great fun and really really nice hunting rifles :) I harvested my first moose when I was 14 with a model 94. What a great gun and 30-30 is an awesome round! Thanks for this Hickok!!
Great Rifle. Keep up the good work Hickok!
I like watching this guy's videos. Seems to genuinely enjoy every round. He features a variety of guns and is a pretty good shot.
True sincerity and accuracy you put into your chapter two videos. I say, fine shooting good sir.
I always put a "Peep" sight on my lever guns.
I could get on target faster, and got smaller groups. Was usable out to 100-125 yards!
Great gun, great shooting and it brings back a flood of memories of carrying one effortlessly all day in the woods of northern Minnesota.
I have owned a pre-'64 Model 94 since 1961! Although I have a very nice scoped 30-06 the old 30-30 is my "go to " rifle. For some reason when I shoulder it my eye and the sights are always perfectly lined up. Never have to jockey around. It handles fast, is light to carry. On those occasions I carried my heavier scoped rifle I missed getting a shot off because I had the gun slung over my shoulder. By the time I got it in battery it was too late. But with the 94 I always hand carry it and can quickly bring it to bear, eye and sights aligned! Over the years I have taken Mule Deer, Pronghorns, and Elk out to 200+ yards. I have total trust in it!
Awesome little rifle, love mine too (my first rifle). I take it out every now and then since factory ammo is indeed expensive.
I have my model 94 (caliber 30-30) for over 20 years and will never get rif of it, so much fun, thx to mr John Browning :-)
Yes the old Winchester model 94 .30-30 I enjoy taking it to the woods for a few hours deer hunting every year. memories of gramps :) Thanks
Watching hickok45 blasting that Winchester makes me want to break the cycle on my grandfathers 13 colonies 76 Bicentennial.But i cant find myself cycling and firing such a Masterpiece .Just seeing it on my wall with its original antler rack and silver tip ammo is just as exciting to me .
What a coincidence, just yesterday my wife picked up her First Swiss-American Commemorative 94 Winchester. :)
I've had my post 94 for years, but never got use to the kick. Tried the Hornady "Custom Light" 30-30. It still kicks, but doesn't rattle your fillings. Fell in love with my Winchester 94 all over again.
Picked up a pre 64 today it was made in 1957 one of the best guns I've owned I also got a model 70 Winchester makes some of the nicest guns out there
THANK YOU SOO VERY MUCH!!!!! Just LOVE these rifles by Winchester. Life is good, as you say!!! :)))))
Love lever action rifles. And this one is no exception. Thanks for sharing, hicock.
There really is "nothing better than a lever"! My pre-64 was the 3rd gun I ever bought,. That was 46 years ago and I still have it and shoot it. Great video ..... Thank you!
I want one of those so bad!
Thanks for fueling the addiction Hickok
beautiful gun, nothing not to love about those old 30-30s. fun to shoot, dependable and classy
Reminds me of my Marlin 35 R. Awesome shooting w/t open sights/no rest.
Thanks.
Love it! I started with a older one with a 24 inch BBL in 32-40 . Got it in a barber shop for 24 dollars with 4 rounds of .ammo. It was hard to find back in the 50s.
That blueing... So deep, clean and actually blue. Looks cleaner than modern productions... Exceptional considering it's over 50 years old already
Awesome Shooting Hickok45 with those sights.
It’s a beautiful little gun, thank you for the upload.
Wow, great shooting there Hickok45. When we go to war, I've got dibs on Hickok45 being in my platoon!!!
-Gunny T sends from Largo, Florida
right now Hick hock is one of my subscribed you tubers that I check regularly on
The joy of irons , good shooting very well done, cheers.
Greatest rifle ever made !!!
My favorite channel and a beautiful gun with history. :)
I really love your hate of any sights other than plain iron open sights.
Thanks for the great shooting video!
I like John's camera angle at 3:53 in the video showing the targets in the distance in focus and hickok in the foreground out of focus. I think it gives you a little of perspective on the distance that he's shooting yet letting you see the targets being hit. Good job John !!!
I agree and appreciate how the camera work keeps getting better and better each year while preserving the "down home" feeling and not getting carried away with the high tech equipment :D Great job John!
AHHH yes, first gun I bought myself.. at 14. Still love it at 64! Followed that up with my Nylon 66 at 16. Always had jobs, always had my own money; always make your own way, so say my pops.
yyyyyuuuuuuuuuuuusssssssss finally!!! ive got a 94 made in 55 30-30 love it!!!
Americas cartridge in Americas rifle. God bless you JB and Hickok45.
Great shooting in this video.
I put a fiber optic front sight on mine and it made a huge difference. Receiver mounted Williams peep sight is next.
I love Winchester lever guns ❤️🇺🇸❤️ I have a 9410 and I am very happy for this 😊
I blame you Hickok! I just picked one of these up today.
Yes it is a beautiful rifle. My first was a 243 mouser. Then the John Wayne commemorative in a 32/40
But I love my model 94 the most.
Great Rifle, Great Video , and most important of all A Great Man. God Bless You Hickok 45.
Love the little lever guns.Own a almost mint 1967 Winchester 94 that been shot very few times and sold 1970 one few weeks ago.Also like the Marlin model 1894 which i have. It is a 1977 44 mag. love to watch your videos.
Love the Lever Action rifles. Have 2 94’s 30-30. 2 45-70’s & a Marlin CB 45 Colt Always enjoy the vids👍🔥🦅
Great video as always
The classic Win 94 in 30/30, your right that statement pretty much sums it up. That one is in fine shape and it has one of the first tactical sights ever invented :), the buckhorn sight with brass bead.
I think the transfer safety bar added to the 94 later took away from the classic look.
Thanks for sharing!
thanks for the model 94 video as i own one of these great guns happy shooting
I've been watching a lot of old episodes of the rifleman this is my next gun
Mine was made in 1940 and she's a beauty. I have the black guns, al's, m1a's etc but, my old 94 is a favorite
After years of looking, I finally found an 1894 take-down octagon in .32WS that I could afford. Can't wait to load for it. The original rear stock is an inch shorter than ideal for me, but a temporary boot should help. Great shooting BTW!
Tengo un 44--40 1892 fabricado en 1970 exepcional rifle para la fauna argentina ! Buen video !! 🇦🇷🇦🇷👍👌✌
I don’t hunt anymore either but I still love shooting my 94AE from 1984!
I have too have a M94AE from 1984. Bought it new in 1984 and it still shoots awesome today .
I bought one of these before being Hickok approved. It is a great rifle and my first lever gun
Great rifle, great episode.
Very Nice!! I gave one of those same rifles to my father for his 60th birthday. He was super excited!! It's a very nice piece. Great Video.
You were shooting that very well. Would be interesting to see you do a chapter 3 though using that leverevolution ammo to see if it is the game changer for the round people say it is. Goo vid. Thanks!
My grandpa gave me his pre 64 model 94. Such a fun gun to shoot, feels like a Canon.
First rifle I ever bought was a Model 94 loved it used it, it was a tank you could take it anywhere I called it my brush gun. I traded it off to a buddy of mine and he still has it, worst thing I ever did, think I gotta make a phone call lol.
blackknightreturns1 my pal in the army traded his 30 30 for a marlin, i bought it...i stil have it..had for a long time..back in eighties
hey man nice shot....those made in the 59's are the best swear to God...there is just something about them the way they fit in your hand its hard to explain but 52 to 58 there is just something special about them
I have a 94 my ole dad got me from k'mart in the 80's and it turned alot of roos into sausage's old beast of a sweet rifle.
Does anyone else also watch ColionNoir? Hickok45 and ColionNoir are like the two absolutely "refined" gun channels. There are plenty others out there, but these guys are completely unbiased, and drama free. :)
Used mine to take a few Elk and Mule deer in Colorado back in the 90s, before I learned from the internet that nothing short of 300 win mag would drop an elk
I picked up one made in 1956 (the year I was born) back in the late 1980’s. Yours looks much nicer, but mine’s a fine shooter too. I do think the pre-64’s have a smoother action than the later ones.
A classic.
Sweet shooting Hickok. Now I've got to run out to the backyard with my Daisy Red Ryder. ;-)
Great vid i'm going to get mine tomorrow a 1962 model 94 !!! Can't wait to get it cheers.
Congratulations! They are quite a nice piece of Americana.
+hickok45 Great video. I thought at first you were shooting the 3 colorful bottles(?)/targets(?), but then saw the cameraman zoom all the way outback, and I was like wow, this guy can shoot! Thanks.
I enjoy hickok45's vids because he TEACHES along with the entertainment for his fellow shooters. I'm a bit younger than he is, but STILL can't manage or match his gun control. Hickok...thanks for all the memories, lessons and history on so many firearms. There are a lot of other 'shooters' on TH-cam, but most are just wannabees, when you're the original! Stay safe and keep being a "straight shooter" in every way!
I keep my ‘61 or ‘46 model 94 by the bed and I have suppressed SBR AR’s in lots of calibers. I keep a model 94 real close.
Love my Model 94 (and it's little brother the 9422)...gotta love that cowboy action! Those 2 liter bottles didn't stand a chance!
I bought a 1977 94 a month ago and love it...
The Winchester 94 was my varmint rifle for many years. I have peep sights on mine. I also have a Marlin 30-30 and a bolt action Savage in 30-30. For a little more flat shooting, you might try some Hornady LeverEvolution ammo. Nice video.
Mr Hickok, have you gotten to play with the 410 version? I think you would love it!
I have my grandfathers 94 he bought new in 1951 when he owned and ran a small country store. It was his deer gun, seen lots of use. Back then around here if you didn't hunt for food your family starved.
Now you just need a classic Marlin 1936 or an early Marlin 336 to compare it to. I have had both guns over the years. I have had something like three pre-64 Model 94's (two were 1894's) one SRC in .25-35, a .38-55 rifle and a .30-30 carbine and I think three post '64 Model 94's but I have also owned an older Marlin 336 Texan (straight lever version) in .35 Remington and I just snagged a Glenfield Model 30 half mag .30-30 which is nothing more than a Marlin 336 with a birch stock. The Marlins have a couple advantages over the Winchesters in that most 336's came later on drilled and tapped which make them great for receiver sights like Skinner, and the rifling makes them better with jacketed rounds, cast bullets can be used as long as they are oversize a little and are harder than 13-14 BHN. Both though make fine hunting rifles and you would be hard pressed to find a gun that can't put out rounds pretty quickly.
Love my .22 model 94 passed down from my grandfather
It was a pleasure meeting you today at the gun show in Ky. Now remember that Ky is not big enough for the both of us.LOL. Keep up the good work, I do watch all your vids. God Bless Sir. Gary Holder, Cave City.
wbvmcgary Thanks. It was good to run into so many viewers there in Cave City. It's great to know that the VHS and Beta versions of our videos are being shipped into Kentucky on time for you all to keep up with what we're doing! :-)
hickok45 Now that was funny!
hickok45 Well, we are gittin indoor plummin here at the trailer park if spring ever gits here.
It’s such a handy rifle.
picked up a 1949 today...great gun..
Bought my '94 band new a bit over a quarter century ago... After Winchester had quietly phased-out most of the 1964 "updates", but before they let the lawyers start designing damned silly safeties onto the thing.
Nothing I have is better for point-and-shoot inside of 200 paces. Just falls to the shoulder with the sights already lined-up. Accuracy does improve with good thutty-thutty handloads though, especially if you want to push the range a little. As with many older cartridges, I think the factory loadings are a little undercharged for fear of you trying to shoot them in your great-grandpa's rusted-out antique.
I have a 72 model. Nothing fancy, looks a little rough. Deadly accurate at 150 yards. I love that gun!
Just like a "GOD LOVER", have to shoot every thing in sight !
+SUGAR XYLER No, I just recognize evil for what it is and refuse to be a victim. How do you think you have the nice, comfortable life you have, by the goodness of mankind? No, because of struggle and effort by hard working men an women. I have NEVER aimed a gun at anyone but I won't hesitate in the face of evil. The MODERN world has removed you from the facts of survival.
+Raymond Eaton I concur with you. I also have a model 94.
@@SUGAR_XYLER why are you watching gun videos, then?
If you abhor violence, watch inherently non violent topics unlike firearms.
That is a beautiful piece. I have wanted a 30-30 all my life pretty much. Maybe one of these years I'll be able to afford one. I'm sure it won't be a pre 64 sadly enough.
+FjPorkchop73 Don't lose hope.. I won a pre-64 94 on Gunbroker the other day for $420 shipped :)
Good shooting! I think your correct about it heating up. Twenty one shots with that size powder charge in a short time will do it.
esse coroa ai é ninja no tiro heim!!!! parabens otma arma infelismente no Brasil é difícil.
I have a model 99E made 1928 in 300 savage is what I used deer hunting when I was growing up, 40 years ago.