Thanks for asking. Plenty of barrel left (24" overall, 21" from chamber to muzzle). I had a complete Model 94 receiver in a box of parts & it fit perfectly. The gun had been wet before I got it - stock dried out, cracked forearm held on with electrical tape, paint dripped on it and so much surface rust "Stevens" was illegible. Extracter parts were frozen. Big surprise was the bore is still in good shape. Some wouldn't fool with such but I enjoy working on old guns like my friends who do old cars, tractors, and ugly old women.
Maybe 50 years ago I cut off a barrel below a bulge using a pipe cutter but it left burs on the inside of the barrel which I'm trying to avoid this time. Kroil and a brass dish scrubber (soapless kind) knocked off surface rust but of course do zip for pits (I don't care). Cracked stocks with no finish are not a problem, done that lots of times. Wood is old-time walnut with a bit of figure even. Somewhere I've got some 12-gauge barrel band swivel bases, old leather slings and a ramp front sight. Management thinks I'm nuts anyway but if she sees me actually using a bit of my cache perhaps she won't throw stuff away.