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Seen one of this model

Post by bandit1250 » Sun Dec 23, 2018 1:19 pm

Any one ever seen a Winchester 9417 Laminate. This is a 17 HMR. I bought it NIB and kept it that way while I owned it. I never even had the notion to fire it as I really don't even like 17 HMR's very much. I bought it for $700 and thought I had lost my mind to pay that much for it. It had nice workmanship but it never did much for me to want to keep it and hunt with it when I have other rifles to hunt with. I thought it felt much like the Henry 001 I had at the time that I didn't like either. I am a Frontier guy when it comes to a Henry. These are pretty rare to see in the laminated model. I ended up selling it to a dealer/collector for a crazy amount of money. I think he may have lost his mind. :shock: Maybe not. He was buying it for his collection.

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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by ESquared » Sun Dec 23, 2018 1:23 pm

Just goes to show you that one man's "Why did I ever buy this gun?" is another man's "I gotta have this gun!"

Sounds like a true "Win/Win" on the Win, so good for you! Think of it as a Christmas Bonus!
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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by Henry88 » Sun Dec 23, 2018 1:24 pm

Looking at that receiver and ejection port I was thinking that looked a lot like a H001
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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by North Country Gal » Sun Dec 23, 2018 3:21 pm

I can understand those prices on a 94/22 or 94/17. JM Marlin 39s are expensive, too, but those Winchester 94xx guns are just nuts on the price.
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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by Sir Henry » Sun Dec 23, 2018 5:01 pm

I have a 9422, 9422m and a 9410 so a 9417 would be to my liking.
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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by GunnyGene » Sun May 12, 2019 12:36 pm

North Country Gal wrote:
Sun Dec 23, 2018 3:21 pm
I can understand those prices on a 94/22 or 94/17. JM Marlin 39s are expensive, too, but those Winchester 94xx guns are just nuts on the price.
What would you consider "nuts" on the price of a 1973 9422M in excellent condition? S/N F1298xx.
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Re: Seen one of this model

Post by Mistered » Sun May 12, 2019 12:55 pm

but those Winchester 94xx guns are just nuts on the price.
Yea I agree. The prices are obviously reflective of the collectability of these guns as opposed to anything else.
As far as 9422s I have seen a few lately that were not too bad - including a 9422 Trapper in a local pawn shop for $699.
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