Winchester 1885 .17 WSM for sale
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.7/5
based on 3 customer reviews across 1 variants from 6 retailers
Highly accurate and well-made varmint rifle praised for performance, though stock finish and scope mounting could be improved.
What customers like
Accuracy & Performance100%
hitting California Ground squirrels at 250 to 300 Yards
Quality & Craftsmanship67%
this is a well made gun
Fun & Enjoyable67%
accurate and fun to shoot
Cost Effective33%
It is also less expensive to shoot then my other
Common concerns
Stock Finish Quality33%
The stock was not finished as nice as I thought
Scope Mounting Difficulty33%
mounting a scope will be more of an ordeal than most rifles
Frequently Asked Questions
Winchester 1885 .17 WSM for sale
How much is a Browning 1885 worth?
Browning 1885 rifles average $2,221.69 new and $1,587.15 used on the secondary market, with the 12-month used average around $1,540.17. Prices vary based on caliber, barrel length, and condition.
Is the Winchester 1885 discontinued?
Winchester discontinued the original Model 1885 in 1918. Modern reproductions under the 1885 High Wall Hunter and Traditional Hunter names were later produced but are also now discontinued. Used examples remain available through secondary markets, typically around $1,345.
What calibers did the 1885 Winchester come in?
Winchester chambered the 1885 in over 60 calibers throughout production. Common options included .22 Long Rifle, .25-20, .32-20, .45-70, and .38-55. This variety made it suitable for everything from small game to big-game hunting.
Why is 17 WSM ammo so hard to find?
.17 WSM ammunition is not particularly hard to find anymore. Winchester loads it, bulk options are available from retailers, and availability has improved significantly. If you are having trouble locating it locally, online retailers carry it regularly. Our marketplace currently lists multiple .17 WSM listings to browse.