I am not sure whether it was a 94 or not. I remember the bullets being
flat on the end--not pointed.

Tom Potter

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I didn't think the 94 was chambered in pistol cartridges like the 38-40
although it may have been.
The 38-55 is a much longer cartridge although it uses the same diameter
bullets.
It was good on most large game out to about 100 yards although its a bit
small for moose.
It was also quite popular as a paper puncher out to 200 yards because of
its flat tradjectory.

-Curt

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My dad had a lever action Winchester 38-40 for a while. I remember it
having an octagonal barrel, and it used a short cartridge. It was nice,
but we could not use it for hunting in the lowlands of NC. 

Tom Potter

                
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