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The Winchester Model 94 Trails End Takedown is a lever action rifle with a takedown design permitting quick disassembly for maintenance or transport. This rifle features a satin finish walnut stock and forearm with straight grip and rubber recoil pad drilled and tapped receiver brushed polish finish sporter contour 20 barrel top tang safety adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight articulated cartridge stop radiused lever edges and bolt relief cut. Additionally the hammer of the Model 94 Trails End Takedown is drilled and tapped for a knurled hammer spur extension.
Details
Caliber 38-55 Win - Barrel Length 20 - Overall Length 38 - Length of Pull 13.5 - Drop at Comb 1.25 - Drop at Heel 1.75 - Weight 6 lbs 12 oz - Magazine Capacity 6 - Twist Rate 15 - Barrel Finish Brushed Polish - Stock Finish Satin - Wood Grade Grade I - Receiver Finish Brushed Polish - Chamber Finish Polished - Barrel Material Steel - Barrel Contour Sporter - Stock Material Black Walnut - Recoil Pad Polymer - Pistol Grip Cap None - Checkering None - Sling Swivel Studs None - Receiver Material Steel - Trigger Finish Brushed Polish - Bolt Slide Finish Polished Blued - Magazine Type Full-Length Tube - Trigger Material Steel - Trigger Guard Material Steel - Trigger Guard Engraving None
UPC | 048702003851 |
Caliber | .38-55 WIN |
Action | LEVER ACTION |
Capacity | 6 ROUNDS |
Barrel Length | 2 BARREL |
Weight | 6.8 |
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