There are handful of guns that claim the title “the gun that won the west”, but only one lever action repeating rifle truly won the favour of the hunters and shooters across the country.

The model 1894. Designed with power and practicality in mind, John M. Browning was the innovative mind behind the first sporting rifle that was made to handle the new high-velocity, smokeless powder ammunition introduced in the late 19th century. With its ease of operation, quick handling, and chambering for one of the most popular hunting cartridges, -30-30.

Winchester, the Model 1894 is a classic design that is just as dependable and revered today since its introduction in 1894.

The Model 1894 was a combination of the best features of all previous Winchesters and the cartridges Winchester developed for the action.

No repeating rifle system ever made will appeal to the eye and understanding of the shooter as this will. It’s strong, light and elegant. We can say it’s the lightest gun ever made that handles such a high-powered cartridge. This rifle is a hard, accurate shooter and a strong reliable arm.

Caliber: 30-30

Action: Lever

Barrel Length: 20”

Rear Sight: Fully Adjustable Ladder V-Notch Sight

Grip Type: Stock Integrated Straight Grip Checkered

Trigger Type: Single Action Colour Case Hardened

Trigger Guard Finish: Colour Case Hardened

Magazine Capacity: 7

Twist Rate: 1:12

Number of Grooves: 6

Bolt Lock: Rear Locking Block

Magazine Interface: Fixed Tube

Front Sight: Drift Adjustable Blade

Lower Receiver Finish: Blued

Upper Receiver Material: Forged Steel

Upper Receiver Finish: Blued

Barrel Securing Mechanism Material: Forged Steel

Barrel Securing Mechanism Finish: Polished Blued

Stock Interfacing Mechanism Finish: Polished Blued

Bolt Material: Forged Steel

Bolt Finish: Polished Blued

Stock Material: Walnut