What caliber is a 1892 Winchester?

What rifle did Chuck Connors use?

The rifle used on the set of The Rifleman, an 1892 Winchester caliber .44-40 carbine with a standard 20-inch barrel, was an historical anachronism, as the show was set in 1881, 12 years before John Browning had designed the rifle.

Where is the Winchester 1892 made?

All Winchester over and unders in recent years have been made in our partner factory in Belgium with additional assembly work done in our factory in Portugal.

When did Winchester stop making the 94?

2006
In 1899, the Model 94 became available in the . 32 Winchester Special, a sweet little cartridge. The Model 94 was produced continuously by Winchester from 1894 through 1980 when the production of the gun was taken up by the U.S. Repeating Arms Company, which made the Model 94 until 2006.

What caliber was the Winchester 1866?

.44 Henry rimfire
However, one feature that can be found in nearly all Winchester 1866 models is the caliber: . 44 Henry rimfire. A few late production Winchester 1866 rifles were configured to fire . 44 Henry centerfire, and period conversions may have been performed to fire .

What calibers was the original 1892 Winchester made in?

The Model 1892 was briefly offered in Winchester’s .218 Bee caliber from 1936 to 1938, using Model 53 receivers and barrels. Rifles and carbines in this caliber are considered rare. Original Winchester factory records are available for this model from the Cody Firearms Museum in Cody , Wyoming , from serial number 1 thru 379999.

What is the value of a Winchester Model 1894?

Current model 94 Value: $300 and up. Winchester name brand and the Model 1894 go hand and hand. Designed by John M. Browning in 1893 specifically to be a perfect match for the new 30-30, which was smokeless cartridge. It was a culmination of the evolution of Winchester lever actions and proving to be an extremely versatile rifle.

What’s with the 1895 Winchester?

Teddy Roosevelt on safari in 1909 with his .405 Winchester 1895 lever gun. The Colonel had several 1895s in his collection, including a .50 Express that currently relaxes in the Cody Museum, and a pair of .405 Winchester chambered ones he used as ‘medicine guns’ for lions while on safari in Africa.