WINCHESTER M94 Short Rifle

Currently unfortunately sold out.

The lever-action rifle M94 Short Rifle from WINCHESTER is a 20-inch Lever Action rifle in caliber .30-30 Winchester. The sporter just looks great!

What makes the Winchester Model 94 so exciting? The variety of available models, each offering a level of accuracy that will impress you. The Short Rifle model, with its traditional stock with a straight grip and the elegant barrel, is a nostalgic favorite. It has always been popular among hunters and shooters due to its lightweight construction. A traditional "UHR" for hunting applications as well as at the shooting range for precise sports disciplines.

The key data at a glance:

Type: Lever Action Rifle
Model: 94 Short Rifle
Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
Barrel type: round, blued
Receiver: Aluminum
Stock: English traditional stock
Standard wood stock class, walnut, satin finish
Sights: Semi-Buckhorn, adjustable
Normal loading lever

Model:
Winchester M94 Short Rifle


Caliber:
.30-30 Winchester


Barrel length:
20" (508 mm)


Magazine capacity (tube magazine):
7+1 rounds


Sights:
Semi-Buckhorn, adjustable


Application:
Hunting + shooting sports

Weight:
approx. 3.1 kg


Overall length:
approx. 98 cm

The history of Winchester dates back to 1848. Clothing manufacturer Oliver Winchester was one of the main shareholders of Smith & Wesson, or at that time involved in the Volcanic Repeating Arms Company. After moderate success of the volcanic rifle, S&W withdrew, and with Benjamin Henry, new momentum came to the newly founded New Haven Arms Company. The so-called Henry rifle brought the breakthrough. After the separation from Henry, the success story of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company began. Winchester had re-modified and improved the basic design of the Henry rifle "Model 1866" to bring the first Winchester rifle to market. Further innovative developments continuously secured growing market shares. Especially as a manufacturer of repeating firearms, Winchester became world-famous. The Winchester brand is now owned by Olin Corporation, and the name is used under license by two subsidiaries of the Herstal Group.

Sale only to holders of a purchase permit.