“Tag: Winchester”

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of "Rifleman Review" from 2019 to learn more about the Winchester 22 Wildcat semi-automatic carbine.

Compact, reliable and powerful, Winchester's Model 1894 lever-actions may not have the popularity it once had with Western settlers, prospectors, law enforcement officers, hunters and ranchers, but its legacy remains today and is a fan favorite in Winchester's current product line.

Now largely a forgotten footnote in cartridge development, the .405 Winchester was once the most powerful rimmed cartridge capable of use in a lever-action rifle and was a favorite of Theodore Roosevelt.

The most recent line of pump-action shotguns from one of America’s oldest names lives up to the reputation for reliability and handling of its forebears—at a fraction of the cost.

Winchester will continue to serve as the official ammunition sponsor of the Scholastic Clay Target Program through 2024.

This week on American Rifleman Television, we take a look behind the scenes at Colt, examine the Winchester Wildcat in .22 LR and look back at the history of the British Brunswick rifle.

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of Rifleman Review from 2019 to learn more about the Winchester XPR Hunter Vias bolt-action rifle.

Since its invention at the end of the 19th century, the Winchester Model 1894 lever-action rifle design has become an iconic American firearm that is still produced and celebrated to this day.

From the Single Action Army to various other revolvers and lever-action rifles, the .45 Colt cartridge has more than a century of history and is still a favorite of many enthusiasts today.