Up for sale is a Winchester Model 1894, chambered in the desirable .25-35 WCF (Winchester Center Fire) and manufactured in 1930. This classic lever-action rifle represents one of the most iconic firearms ever produced and is highly sought after by Winchester collectors and enthusiasts.
Specifications
Make / Model: Winchester Model 1894
Year of Manufacture: 1930
Caliber: .25-35 WCF
Action: Lever Action
Capacity: Tubular Magazine
Barrel Length: (Confirm Length)
Stock: Walnut Stock and Forend
Finish: Blued Steel
Sights: Factory Iron Sights
Condition: fair – wear consistent with age and use
Description
This 1930 Winchester Model 1894 is chambered in the classic .25-35 WCF, one of the original cartridges offered in the Model 1894 platform. Known for its mild recoil, accuracy, and effectiveness on deer-sized game, the .25-35 remains a favorite among collectors and vintage rifle enthusiasts.
Manufactured during Winchester's golden era, this rifle features the craftsmanship, quality steel, and walnut construction that made the Model 1894 famous worldwide. Original examples in .25-35 WCF are becoming increasingly difficult to find and remain highly collectible.
Whether you're a Winchester collector, lever-action enthusiast, or hunter who appreciates classic firearms, this Model 1894 is a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of American firearms history.
| UPC | ECOM00577280 |
| Action | LEVER ACTION |
| Barrel Length | 19" BARREL |
| Caliber | .25-35 WIN |
| Capacity | 7 ROUNDS |
| Finish | BLUED |
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