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May 24, 2017 - 11:33 pm
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Hey guys a friend has a win 25-35 lever action, but he does not know what model it is. So my question is what models were made in the 25-35??

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 To the best of my knowledge the Model 94,Model 55 and Model 64 were the lever Winchester rifles made in .25-35.

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Don’t forget that there where a few in the model 1885 as well.

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There were at least (72) high-wall rifles chambered in the 25-35 WCF.

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I think the Model 92 was also offered in the .25 WCF caliber.

Oops, sorry about that. I forgot that the .25 WCF is the .25-20 cartridge, not the .25-35.

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 The poster asked about lever action rifles.Just assumed he was talking about a repeating rifle in .25-35.Smile

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Wouldn’t the Winchester in question have the Model type bigger than Life! somewhere on the piece?  Am I missing something?

I’m betting it is an 1894 with a tang sight.  That would explain no visible number.

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 FTW ,I was wondering the samething.

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