Winchester Model 70 Super Grade .308 Rifle | Firearms-Missouri

$123,900.00

A premium, controlled-feed bolt-action rifle in .308 Win. Hand-fitted walnut stock and precision 22″ barrel for reliable, accurate performance in the field.

Description

The Winchester Model 70 Super Grade .308 22″ Blued Barrel Walnut Stock No Sights 5rds is a premium, controlled-round-feed bolt-action rifle designed for serious hunters and shooters who demand reliability and classic aesthetics. It combines a time-tested action with a hand-fitted walnut stock and a precision 22-inch barrel chambered in the versatile .308 Winchester cartridge, offering a blend of heritage and performance ready for the field.

Key Features

  • Controlled Round Feed M70 Action: The legendary claw extractor and fixed blade ejector ensure positive cartridge control, a critical feature when a follow-up shot on dangerous game or a trophy buck is needed.
  • Premium American Walnut Stock: Hand-fitted and finished with a classic satin sheen, checkered grip, and a Pachmayr Decelerator pad. It provides a solid, traditional foundation that fits out of the box.
  • Precision 22″ Blued Barrel: A hammer-forged barrel in .308 Winchester offers a proven balance of velocity and maneuverability, ideal for hunting in Missouri’s mixed terrain from timber to field edges.
  • Super Grade Metalwork: Features a steel grip cap, floorplate, and detailed scroll engraving on the receiver, elevating the rifle beyond a simple tool to a heirloom-quality firearm.
  • Drilled and Tapped Receiver: Ready for scope mounting with compatible bases from brands like Leupold, Talley, or Warne, allowing you to tailor your optics setup without gunsmithing required.

Specifications & Details

Caliber .308 Winchester
Barrel Length 22 inches
Overall Length Approx. 42.5 inches
Weight Approx. 7.5 lbs
Magazine Capacity 5 rounds (internal box)
Finish Blued barrel & receiver, Walnut stock

Weighing in at approximately 7.5 pounds, the Super Grade carries its weight with purpose, damping recoil and promoting steady off-hand shots. The .308 Winchester chambering is a practical choice—it’s capable of taking any North American game with appropriate shot placement and offers a vast selection of affordable practice and precision hunting ammunition from brands like Federal, Hornady, and Winchester. The rifle’s 42.5-inch overall length makes it manageable in a blind or while navigating thick cover. The absence of iron sights underscores its purpose as a dedicated scoped rifle, giving you a clean slate to install your preferred optic, whether a low-power variable for driven hunts or a higher-magnification scope for longer shots across a soybean field.

Who This Rifle Is For

This is for the hunter who appreciates mechanical certainty and traditional craftsmanship. When it comes to a once-in-a-lifetime tag or a hunt where the margin for error is zero, the Model 70’s controlled feed is your insurance policy. It’s for the shooter who values a rifle that feels like a partner, not just a tool—the hand-fitted walnut and steel construction provide a tangible connection to a century of hunting heritage. It’s also an ideal platform for building a precision, wood-stocked hunting rifle where the classic look is non-negotiable but modern performance is demanded.

Pros & Cons

Pros: The legendary reliability of the controlled-feed action is the top benefit. The premium materials and fit are immediately apparent, offering superior aesthetics and a solid feel. The .308 Winchester is a supremely versatile and available cartridge. The rifle’s design is inherently accurate and a proven platform for handloaders.

Cons: The price point at $1239.00 places it above standard hunting rifles. The classic walnut stock, while beautiful, requires more care than synthetic alternatives in harsh weather. The weight, while steadying, is heavier than many modern composite-stocked rifles. You must factor in the additional cost of a scope and mounts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this rifle ready for a scope right away?

A: Yes. The receiver is drilled and tapped for standard scope bases. You will need to purchase and install separate bases and rings, which are widely available from manufacturers like Leupold or Talley, to mount your optic.

Q: What kind of accuracy can I expect from this rifle?

A: The combination of the hammer-forged barrel, solid bedded action, and quality construction typically yields excellent out-of-the-box accuracy. With quality .308 Winchester ammunition, sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) groups are a reasonable expectation, making it more than capable for ethical hunting at extended ranges.

Q: How does the controlled round feed differ from a push-feed action?

A: The Model 70’s claw extractor grips the cartridge rim as it is stripped from the magazine, controlling it from feed to ejection. This provides positive extraction under adverse conditions—like when you’re cycling the bolt quickly off-angle—and is a feature trusted by dangerous game hunters for its reliability.

Here’s the thing—the Winchester Model 70 Super Grade represents a decision to invest in proven mechanics and enduring materials. It’s a rifle that performs its core function with absolute certainty and does so with a level of craftsmanship that modern polymer rifles often sacrifice. This firearm is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, with an FFL transfer required for firearm purchases. See the full details and make it the cornerstone of your next hunt.

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