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Winchester pre-64 Model 1894

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Introduction | I. History of Winchester Rifles | II. Models | III. Variations | IV. Outline of Features | V. Condition | VI. Diagrams

Features of the Winchester pre-64 Model 1894 Rifle

First Model Sporting Rifle built 1894~1897

	Screw entering receiver over the loading port
	Butt Plate metal and Crescent shaped
	Full-, half-octagon, or round barrel
	Fixed Front Sight
	Solid frame or take down
	Full, 2/3 or 1/2 magazine
	Capped forearm

Sporting Rifle

Plain

	22 or 24 inch Octagon Barrel
	Butt Plate metal and Crescent shaped
	Full-, half-octagon, or round barrel
	Fixed Front Sight
	Solid frame or taken down
	Full, 2/3 or 1/2 magazine
	Capped forearm
	Plain version has Stock made of plain Walnut, straight or Pistol Grip, with no checkering

Fancy

	22 or 24 inch Octagon Barrel
	Butt Plate metal and Crescent shaped
	Full-, half-octagon, or round barrel
	Fixed Front Sight
	Solid frame or taken down
	Full, 2/3 or 1/2 magazine
	Capped forearm
	Plain version has Stock made of Fancy Walnut, straight or Pistol Grip, with checkering on stock and forearm

Extra Lightweight

	Half magazine
	22" or 24" inch round Barrel
	Blued Frame
	Plain capped forend
	Shotgun- style buttplate
	Plain walnut straight-grip stock

Carbine

Saddle Ring on early guns (pre-1925)

	Solid frame only
	20" inch round Barrel
	Blued Frame
	Uncapped forend
	Carbine- style buttplate
	Plain walnut straight-grip stock

Trapper's Carbine

	14, 15, 16 or 18 inch round Barrel
	Solid frame only
	Blued Frame
	Uncapped forend
	Carbine- style buttplate
	Plain walnut straight-grip stock
	Saddle Ring on early guns (pre-1925)

Introduction | I. History of Winchester Rifles | II. Models | III. Variations | IV. Outline of Features | V. Condition | VI. Diagrams