Winchester Model 75 (1950-51)
- Category
- Firearms Rifles
- Classification
- Non-restricted
- Action
- Bolt
- Condition
- Very Good
- Manufacturer
- Winchester
- Caliber
- 22 LR
- Sight
- Target
- Capacity
- 5
- Hand
- Right Handed or Ambidextrous
- Model
- 75
Will ship if necessary. If local, you will have to pick this up from the west side of Mississauga. Missing aperture disk for the target sights. Also open to a wide variety trades. I have no interest in a heavy target rifle. I can't list everything I may want here and you may have something I didn't think of. Just message me and we can try to work something out. Willing to negotiate. If you are interested at all I welcome any questions, suggestions, aspersions, insults, whatever.
Winchester Model 75, .22 long rifle. With a Redfield 75 target receiver sight that is missing the aperture disk. From my research it uses a 7/32-40 thread and you can use readily available Lyman/Williams apertures as a replacement. Original was about 0.040 aperture hole and 1 inch disk outer diameter. The front looks like a Redfield Olympic Front Globe Sight. Includes one 5 round magazine and a single-shot magazine block. The forward sling swivel is also missing, probably removed for shooting from a rest. It looks tapped for a two-piece mounting system, with two screws at the receiver ring and two further forward on the barrel. I can't tell if that is factory or later. I read these models had barrels hand lapped at the factory. Serial number indicates 1950-1951 year of manufacture
The finish on the rifle has some spotted wear both sides of buttstock. A blemish on the very thick barrel where the manufacture information is stamped. I haven't fired it personally. Previous owner said it was a tack driver. Bragged of dime-sized groups.