Nothing can be more representative of the opening of the American West and the early days of the Winchester Firearms brand than a single-shot rifle. This Single shot, lever-action rifle has a gloss blued finish on the 24 octagon barrel and the steel receiver, which is drilled and tapped. It features an oil-finished stock made of Grade I walnut with a checkered pistol grip and a Schnabel forearm. It also has a Pachmayr rubber butt pad, gold bead front sight with semi-buckhorn rear sight and sling swivel studs.
Specifications
| Action |
Falling Block |
| Caliber |
17 WSM |
| Barrel length |
24″ |
| Capacity |
1 |
| Trigger |
Standard |
| Oal |
40″ |
| Weight |
7.80 lbs |
| Stock description |
Walnut Oil Finish |
| Metal finish |
Blued High Polish |
| Twist |
1:90″ |
| Barrel description |
Octagon |
| Receiver material |
Steel |
| Sights |
Semi-Buckhorn Rear,Bead Front; Drilled&Tapped |
| Barrel length range |
24.00″ to 24.99″ |
| Weight range |
7.00 lbs to 7.99 lbs |
| Hand |
Right |
| Stock finish group |
Brown |
| Metal finish group |
Blued/Black |
