Up for consignment is this Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial in .30-30 Win isn’t just a lever gun—it’s a tribute to old-school craftsmanship and maple-drenched patriotism. Built in 1967 to celebrate Canada’s 100th birthday, it features a 26″ octagon barrel, rich walnut stock with a commemorative medallion in the buttstock, and deep bluing that still holds its pride after decades.

Now, let’s talk about lubrication. This rifle hasn’t just been oiled—it’s been pampered. The action runs slicker than hot maple syrup on a frosted tin roof in Quebec. Not that runny stuff from the grocery store—we’re talking grade-A, slow-poured, sugar shack batch. Cycle the lever and it feels like syrup sliding through warm birchwood—it glides, it whispers, it flows.

Externally, the wood has been wiped down and conditioned with the same care a trapper might give to his prized paddle. Internally, every moving part is treated with a thin sheen of high-quality oil, ensuring smooth function and longevity. This isn’t some safe queen that’s seized up—this is a working piece of art that’s ready to track a whitetail or drop jaws at the range.

Whether you’re a collector of commemoratives or a hunter with good taste, this Centennial is as sweet as the syrup it calls to mind—and twice as satisfying.

Up for consignment is this Winchester Model 94 Canadian Centennial in .30-30 Win isn’t just a lever gun—it’s a tribute to old-school craftsmanship and maple-drenched patriotism. Built in 1967 to celebrate Canada’s 100th birthday, it features a 26″ octagon barrel, rich walnut stock with a commemorative medallion in the buttstock, and deep bluing that still holds its pride after decades.

Now, let’s talk about lubrication. This rifle hasn’t just been oiled—it’s been pampered. The action runs slicker than hot maple syrup on a frosted tin roof in Quebec. Not that runny stuff from the grocery store—we’re talking grade-A, slow-poured, sugar shack batch. Cycle the lever and it feels like syrup sliding through warm birchwood—it glides, it whispers, it flows.

Externally, the wood has been wiped down and conditioned with the same care a trapper might give to his prized paddle. Internally, every moving part is treated with a thin sheen of high-quality oil, ensuring smooth function and longevity. This isn’t some safe queen that’s seized up—this is a working piece of art that’s ready to track a whitetail or drop jaws at the range.

Whether you’re a collector of commemoratives or a hunter with good taste, this Centennial is as sweet as the syrup it calls to mind—and twice as satisfying.