Winchester 94 Review

Reviewing the ubiquitous Win 94 is a bit odd but some people might want an overview of what they’re like. The Winchester 94 first came out in, shocker, 1894. Originally chambered in blackpowder cartridges 38-55 and 32-40, it was offered in .30 Winchester Centerfire (AKA 30-30) the year after. This is a very old design and one of the few rifles from that era that’s mostly been in production ever since. You can also find them in 44-40, 38 special, 44 magnum and everything in between. While it’s been available under many other cartridges, the great majority in my neck of the woods are in 30-30 as a practical deer hunting rifle. With 7+1, I wonder how many people who bought these things back in the day also intended on using it for farm defense.

This particular rifle is a 1967 Canadian Centennial edition in 30-30.

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00:00 Shooting footage
00:36 Intro
01:00 Features
03:10 Magazine capacity
04:15 Top eject
04:45 Lever safety
05:10 Sights
05:46 More shooting
06:35 Firing with speed
07:09 Should you get one
07:40 Saddle ring
08:20 Scope?
08:30 30-30 vs other cartridges
09:45 Close in hunting