Winchester 1885 High Wall for sale
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Winchester Guns 1885 High Wall Hunter 6.5 PRC 1 28" Walnut Gloss Blued Right Hand
Brand:
Winchester
Barrel Length:
28"
Caliber:
6.5mm PRC
Capacity:
1
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Winchester Guns 1885 High Wall Hunter 308 Win 1 28" Walnut Gloss Blued Right Hand
Brand:
Winchester
Caliber:
.308 Win
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Winchester Guns 1885 High Wall Hunter 300 PRC 1 28" Walnut Gloss Blued Right Hand
Brand:
Winchester
Barrel Length:
28"
Caliber:
.300 PRC
Capacity:
1
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Winchester 1885 22-250 High Wall Hunter 28 2018 Sho 534112210 048702142420
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Single Action
Barrel Length:
28"
Caliber:
.22-250 Rem
Capacity:
1
Finish Per Color:
Blued
Frequently Asked Questions
Winchester 1885 High Wall for sale
Is the Winchester 1885 discontinued?
Winchester discontinued the original Model 1885 in 1918. Modern reintroductions, including the High Wall Hunter and Traditional Hunter variants, have also since been discontinued, as confirmed on Winchester's official product pages. Limited stock may still be found through some retailers, typically priced around $1,490.
What calibers did the 1885 Winchester come in?
Winchester chambered the Model 1885 in a wide variety of calibers throughout its production run. Common options included .22 Short, .22 Long Rifle, .25-20, .32-20, .32-40, .38-55, and .45-70 Government, making it one of the most versatile single-shot rifles ever produced.
What is the difference between the Winchester 1885 low wall and high wall?
Low Wall rifles feature a smaller, lighter frame designed for lower-powered cartridges like .22 Short and .38-56. High Wall models use a stronger, taller frame built to handle more powerful rounds such as .45-70 Government. The frame height determines which cartridges each action can safely chamber.
Who made the high wall rifle?
Winchester manufactured the Model 1885 High Wall, a single-shot rifle designed by John Moses Browning in 1885. Modern versions are produced under the Browning brand, and other companies make reproductions of the original design.