All Winchester Models
Every Winchester firearm line we track, side by side: pump and semi-auto shotguns, the Model 70 and XPR bolt actions, lever-action reproductions and the Wildcat .22, with gauge or caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price across US retailers. Lines no longer catalogued are marked.
| Photo | Model | Action | Gauge / caliber | Capacity | Barrel | Price |
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| Shotguns 4 models | ||||||
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Winchester SXP (Super X Pump) Inertia-assisted pump with four-lug rotary bolt (2009), made in Turkey and derived from the Model 1300; Field, Defender, Waterfowl, Turkey, Trap. 12, 20 ga · Pump shotgun · 4 / 5 · 18–32" |
Pump shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 4 / 5 | 18–32" | from $252 1,028 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester SX4 (Super X4) Active Valve gas autoloader (2017) that replaced the Super X3; Field, Upland, Hybrid Hunter, Waterfowl, Universal Hunter, Cantilever Buck. 12, 20 ga · Semi-auto shotgun · 3 / 4 · 18.5–28" |
Semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 3 / 4 | 18.5–28" | from $618 412 offers · 21 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Super X3Dropped from catalog Gas autoloader that preceded the SX4; production ended in 2018. 12, 20 ga · Semi-auto shotgun · 4 · 22–30" |
Semi-auto shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 4 | 22–30" | from $970 1 offers · 1 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 101 Low-profile over/under (original 1963), now Belgian-made Ultimate Field and Sporting models sold through Bass Pro Shops. 12 ga · Over/under · 2 · 28–30" |
Over/under | 12 ga | 2 | 28–30" | from $2,000 2 offers · 1 stores Compare prices |
| Bolt-action rifles 2 models | ||||||
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Winchester Model 70 “The Rifleman’s Rifle” (1936) with controlled round feed and M.O.A. trigger — Featherweight, Super Grade, Extreme Weather, Long Range, Safari Express. .22-250 to .458 Win Mag · Bolt-action · 3 to 5 · 20–26" |
Bolt-action | .22-250 to .458 Win Mag | 3 to 5 | 20–26" | from $900 587 offers · 17 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester XPR Lower-priced bolt action (2015) made in Portugal, with detachable magazine and M.O.A. trigger; Sporter, Hunter, Extreme, Stealth SR. .223 to .450 Bushmaster · Bolt-action · 3 to 5 · 16.5–26" |
Bolt-action | .223 to .450 Bushmaster | 3 to 5 | 16.5–26" | from $412 1,070 offers · 18 stores Compare prices |
| Lever-action & single-shot rifles 6 models | ||||||
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Winchester Model 1873 Miroku-made reproduction (2013) of “The Gun That Won the West”, in revolver cartridges. .357 Mag, .44-40, .45 Colt · Lever-action · 10 to 14 · 20–24" |
Lever-action | .357 Mag, .44-40, .45 Colt | 10 to 14 | 20–24" | from $1,131 126 offers · 14 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 1886 Browning-designed heavy lever action for big black-powder cartridges, now a Miroku-made reproduction. .45-70, .45-90 · Lever-action · 7 / 8 · 22–26" |
Lever-action | .45-70, .45-90 | 7 / 8 | 22–26" | from $1,280 12 offers · 5 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 1892 Browning’s scaled-down 1886 for revolver cartridges; Short Rifle, Carbine, Large Loop and Deluxe Trapper Takedown. .357, .44 Mag, .44-40, .45 Colt · Lever-action · 7 to 11 · 16–24" |
Lever-action | .357, .44 Mag, .44-40, .45 Colt | 7 to 11 | 16–24" | from $970 68 offers · 12 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 94 The classic .30-30 deer rifle — over 7 million made 1894–2006 — reissued by Miroku since 2010. .30-30, .38-55, .450 Marlin · Lever-action · 6 to 8 · 20–24" |
Lever-action | .30-30, .38-55, .450 Marlin | 6 to 8 | 20–24" | from $1,093 64 offers · 14 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 1895 Winchester’s first box-magazine lever action (1895), reissued in limited editions since 2001. .30-06, .30-40 Krag, .405 Win · Lever-action · 4 · 24" |
Lever-action | .30-06, .30-40 Krag, .405 Win | 4 | 24" | from $1,340 3 offers · 2 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Model 1885 John Browning’s falling-block single shot; the current line is Low Wall only. .22 Hornet to 6.5 CM; .22 / .17 rimfire · Falling-block single shot · 1 · 24" |
Falling-block single shot | .22 Hornet to 6.5 CM; .22 / .17 rimfire | 1 | 24" | from $1,370 8 offers · 2 stores Compare prices |
| Rimfire & semi-auto rifles 4 models | ||||||
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Winchester Wildcat 22 Polymer .22 semi-auto (2019) with drop-out lower receiver and 10/22-type rotary magazine. .22 LR · Semi-auto rimfire · 10 · 16.5–18" |
Semi-auto rimfire | .22 LR | 10 | 16.5–18" | from $204 142 offers · 17 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Xpert Bolt-action rimfire (2022) with Rimfire M.O.A. trigger; the .22 LR takes 10/22 magazines. .22 LR, .22 WMR, .17 HMR, 21 Sharp · Bolt-action rimfire · 8 to 10 · 16.5–18" |
Bolt-action rimfire | .22 LR, .22 WMR, .17 HMR, 21 Sharp | 8 to 10 | 16.5–18" | from $222 164 offers · 16 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester Ranger Billet-aluminum .22 lever action with single-screw takedown (2024) — not the old Model 94 Ranger. .22 LR · Lever-action rimfire · 15 · 20" |
Lever-action rimfire | .22 LR | 15 | 20" | from $360 7 offers · 7 stores Compare prices |
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Winchester SXR / SXR2New Gas-piston big-game autoloader with seven-lug rotary bolt; the SXR2 arrived in January 2026. .308, .30-06, .300 WM, 9.3x62 · Gas semi-auto rifle · 3 / 4 · 22" |
Gas semi-auto rifle | .308, .30-06, .300 WM, 9.3x62 | 3 / 4 | 22" | from $1,125 9 offers · 8 stores Compare prices |
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Classic Winchester models (no longer made)
Historic Winchesters you will mostly find on the collector and used market. Years are original production years.
- 1866–1899
- Model 1866 “Yellow Boy” .44 Henry lever action
The first Winchester rifle, with a gunmetal receiver. - 1873–1923
- Model 1873 lever action
Over 720,000 made — “The Gun That Won the West”. - 1876–1897
- Model 1876 Centennial .45-75 lever action
63,871 made; standard long arm of Canada’s North-West Mounted Police. - 1887–1899
- Model 1887 lever-action shotgun
John Browning’s lever shotgun; 64,855 made. - 1890–1932
- Model 1890 .22 pump “gallery gun”
About 849,000 made. - 1892–1941
- Model 1892 lever action
1,007,608 made; replaced the 1873. - 1894–2006
- Model 1894 .30-30 lever action
The first sporting rifle to sell over 7 million. - 1895–1898
- M1895 Lee Navy 6mm straight-pull rifle
About 15,000 made for the US Navy and Marine Corps. - 1897–1957
- Model 1897 pump shotgun
1,024,700 made; the WWI trench gun. - 1907–1957
- Model 1907 .351 SL semi-auto
58,733 made. - 1912–1964
- Model 12 pump shotgun
Nearly 2 million made — the “Perfect Repeater”. - 1931–1959
- Model 21 side-by-side shotgun
About 30,000 made; custom-shop guns until 1991. - 1920–1980
- Model 52 .22 target rifle
Winchester’s smallbore match rifle. - 1936–1964
- Model 70 pre-’64 bolt-action rifle
Developed from the Model 54; the 1964 redesign dropped controlled round feed. - 1942–1945
- M1 Carbine .30 Carbine
Developed at Winchester, which built 828,059 of 6.1 million. - 1955–1973
- Model 88 lever action
About 284,000 made, with rotating bolt and box magazine. - 1964–2006
- Model 1200 / 1300 pump shotgun
Rotary-bolt pump; the SXP is based on the 1300.
Winchester model names explained
- Pre-’64 / post-’64
- In 1964 Winchester redesigned models to cut costs; pre-’64 Model 70s with controlled round feed carry collector premiums.
- Controlled round feed
- The Model 70’s claw extractor grips the rim from magazine to ejection; dropped in 1964, restored in 1992.
- M.O.A. Trigger
- Three-lever trigger marketed as zero take-up, creep and overtravel (Model 70, XPR; Rimfire M.O.A. on the Xpert).
- Featherweight / Super Grade
- Model 70 grades: lightweight Featherweight with Schnabel fore-end; top Super Grade with fancy walnut.
- SXP / SX4
- “Super X Pump” and “Super X4”, named after Winchester’s Super-X shotshells.
- Active Valve / inertia-assisted
- SX3/SX4 self-adjusting gas system / SXP pump action that recoil starts moving.
- Invector-Plus
- Choke-tube system used with back-bored barrels.
- High Wall / Low Wall
- Model 1885 frames; today only the Low Wall is listed.
- SR / MB
- Suppressor ready / muzzle brake.
- Miroku-made
- Winchester’s lever actions and the 1885 are licensed reproductions made by Miroku in Japan; the brand is owned by Olin, the guns made under license by the FN/Browning group.















