New For 2024: Winchester Ranger

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posted on January 26, 2024
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Winchester Repeating Arms, a brand name synonymous with lever-action repeaters, has announced its latest lever gun in .22 LR. Meet the Winchester Ranger.

With a tubular magazine holding up to 15 rounds of plinking fun, the new Winchester Ranger is a must-have for the lever-gun enthusiast and novice alike. The new Ranger sports an aluminum receiver, steel barrel and a dark black finish. Adjustable sights and classic walnut come standard.

The Ranger also offers up toolless takedown for easy cleaning and compact storage. To learn more about this fun new repeater, watch our "New For 2024" video above.

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