I'm going to assume that this firearm was made by Winchester and not one of the limited editions replicas made by Browning in the mid 1980's. These replicas and the late 90's Winchester remakes are very fine firearms they just do not have the collector value of the early Winchesters.
This rifle was a John Browning design and incorporated a box magazine as opposed to the standard tubular mag. seen on most lever action rifles. The rifle was designed with an eye on military contracts, which in the U. S. meant it had to use the then current 30 cal. army round (which we now refer to as the 30-40 Krag) which had a pointed bullet, hence the need for a box mag. With the exception of a very large Russian military order for their 7.62mm round the 30-40 was the was the most common caliber for this firearm. Production ended for this rifle (except for the above mentioned remakes) during the early 1930"s.
As with all firearms (especially collectable ones) condition and grade have a can have a major impact on value. Extras like extra finish, checkering, octagon barrel, and takedown capabilities can also have a major impact on value. A really top grade rifle with all the extras in 95% or better condition could probably bring close to $10,000 if you were to get serious collectors in a bidding war. A std. grade gun with no extras in 70% condition would probably net you $2000 to $3000 assuming you sell it yourself and not to a gun shop.
Value depends upon condition. I suggest you visit the 30 40 Krag forum http://www.jouster.com/forum_list.html and pose your questions to these experts. Good luck
The primary service rifle of the Spanish was the Mauser M1893, in 7x57. The M1892 and M1996 Krag rifles in .30-40 Krag were standard fare for the US forces. The superiority of the Mauser rifles and 7x57 cartridge led to the development of the .30-06 cartridge and the Springfield M1903 rifle.
Fred Buckingham debuted on August 30, 1895, playing for the Washington Senators at Boundary Field; he played his final game on August 30, 1895, playing for the Washington Senators at Boundary Field.
Henry Newton Brown died on 1884-04-30.
Andy Boswell debuted on May 10, 1895, playing for the New York Giants at Polo Grounds III; he played his final game on September 30, 1895, playing for the Washington Senators at Boundary Field.
The value of the 30-40 Krag Winchester gun model 1895 is determined by its condition. One in excellent condition sells for 1300.00 as of 2014.
The value of the 30-40 Krag Winchester gun model 1895 is determined by its condition. One in excellent condition sells for 1300.00 as of 2014.
500-800 USD or so
What conflict's has the Springfield 30-40 Krag been involved in ?
As of 2014 the 30-40 Krag gun is valued around 1300.00. A guns value is determined by the market demand, rarity, and its condition.
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Impossible to answer without an inspection of the rifle in person. Value of a collectable rifle is driven by the condition to a very large degree. It could range from $800 to $3000.
i have a 1896 30-40 krag can you send me some photos to compare mine with? Also how much is this rifle worth? I also have a Krag sn 22 1894. How much in good condition?
Continued through end of production in 1932. sales@countrygunsmith.net
$200 to $800, depending on exact model and condition
Winchester did not make an 1895 in .308 Winchester Caliber. Marked 30 Army is 30-40 Krag Caliber. Marked 30 US is 30-40 Krag Caliber. Marked 30 Government is either 30-03 Caliber or 30-06 Caliber Marked 30 Government 03 is 30-03 Caliber Marked 30 Government 06 is 30-06 Caliber FYI: The 30-03 while practically unknown is the forerunner of the 30-06. It is identical to the 30-06 except it has a slightly longer case neck than the 30-06. Since the both cartridges headspace on the shoulder, it is safe to fire a 30-06 cartridge in a 30-03 marked rifle, but not the other way around.
Correct spelling is Krag. 100-1000 USD or more depending on specifics