Difference between revisions of "Talk:Winchester Model 1894"

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Winchester 1894 Lonestar Commemorative lever action rifle with gold receiver and accents (with commemorative medallion in the buttstock) - .30-30.

Didn't she use a Mossberg 464 in Extinction? -SasquatchJim.

I think we should give the Mossberg 464 it's own page, it's actually a very different rifle than the Winchester. - Nyles

The model 1894 wasn't produced in .30-30 until 1895. Does anyone know what cartridge it was originally chambered for? -Anonymous

.38-55, I think. -SasquatchJim.

.32-40 and .38-55 originally, followed by .25-35 and then .30-30 in 1895. The .32 Special was introduced in 1901. - Nyles

Were any of those smokeless rounds or was the .30-30 the first smokeless rifle round Winchester used? -Anonymous

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