Winchester Model 94 Ranger .30-30 Lever-Action Carbine, 20 in Barrel, Angle Eject, 1994 Centennial Roll-Mark
This Winchester Model 94 Ranger stands out for its 1994 production with the 1894–1994 receiver roll-mark commemorating the Model 94 centennial. It features Winchester’s Angle Eject system, a 20 in round carbine barrel with a full-length tubular magazine, and classic American hardwood furniture. This example is in excellent condition and comes with its factory box, manual, and the Model 94 Ranger 100th Anniversary hang tag.
Manufactured by USRAC in New Haven, Connecticut, this Ranger variant combines traditional Model 94 handling with late-production features. It retains a blued finish, straight-grip hardwood stock, and carbine-style forend with steel barrel bands. The package offers a well-kept example of a notable centennial-marked Model 94 configuration.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are minor, superficial scratches and blemishes present. The bore is clean and shiny.
What’s Included
- Winchester factory cardboard box
- Winchester manual
- Factory Winchester Model 94 Ranger hang tag with 100th Anniversary inscription and specifications
The receiver bears the 1894–1994 roll-mark denoting the Model 94 centennial year, adding clear context to its 1994 production. Built by USRAC in New Haven, Connecticut, this Ranger variant delivers the familiar Model 94 carbine profile with a blued finish and straight-grip hardwood furniture.
The carbine wears a 20 in round barrel with cold-forged rifling and a 1:12 twist. A full-length tubular magazine provides 6+1 capacity, while overall length is 37.75 in and weight is 6.5 lb, giving it the compact balance the Model 94 is known for.
Winchester’s Angle Eject side ejection system provides clear top access while maintaining traditional handling. Sights are iron: a ramped blade front and an adjustable rear with elevator for practical zeroing and holdover adjustments.
Controls and safeties include an exposed rebounding hammer, a manual cross-bolt safety located at the rear of the receiver, and a trigger-actuated safety/transfer system. The American hardwood stock and carbine-style forend have a satin finish, straight-grip profile, and steel barrel bands, with a length of pull of 13.5 in.