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Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
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Guns International #: 101533408
Seller's Inventory #: 1007
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Seller: Appraisley
Member Since: 10/14/20
First Name: Annie
Last Name: Fox
State:
Colorado
Zip: 80303
Country: United States
Phone:
(720) 443-3136
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
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Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
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APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes
APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
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Guns International #: 101533408
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Appraisley
Member Since: 10/14/20
First Name: Annie
Last Name: Fox
State:
Colorado
Zip: 80303
Country: United States
Phone:
(720) 443-3136
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
Description: Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL! 22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955 Serial Number: 61885 Winchester Model 75 Winchester Model 75 Production information Made in USA Winchester Repeating Arms Company Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958 Technical specifications Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Action; Manually operated, bolt action Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres) Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres) Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms) Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52. History In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters. Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful. In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers. The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962. Design Details The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver. Ammunition The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only. Variants Sporter and Target versions are known to exist. Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052 Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes APPRAISLEY S SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 75 Serial Number: 61885 Barrel Length: 24 Condition: Very good |
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Guns International #: 101533408
Seller's Inventory #: 1007
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Appraisley
Member Since: 10/14/20
First Name: Annie
Last Name: Fox
State:
Colorado
Zip: 80303
Country: United States
Phone:
(720) 443-3136
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes
APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes
APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
Guns International #: 101533408
Seller's Inventory #: 1007
Guns International #: 101533408
Seller's Inventory #: 1007
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Appraisley
Member Since: 10/14/20
First Name: Annie
Last Name: Fox
State:
Colorado
Zip: 80303
Country: United States
Phone:
(720) 443-3136
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
Winchester Model 75 Target -- Vintage .22 LR cal.
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes
APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
Description:
Vintage Winchester Model 75 .22LR – TARGET MODEL, ORIGINAL!
22 LR, 8lbs 6oz, LOP 13 3/8" Circa 1955
Serial Number: 61885
Winchester Model 75
Winchester Model 75
Production information
Made in USA
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Production began in 1938 and ended in 1958
Technical specifications
Weapon type: Bolt-action sporting rifle
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action; Manually operated, bolt action
Length: 40.7 inches (103 centimetres)
Barrel length; 24 inches (61 centimetres)
Weight; 8.63 pounds (3.91 kilograms)
Feed system; 5- or 10-round detachable box magazine
The Winchester Model 75 was an American bolt-action .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1938 to 1958. Winchester's "companion" weapon of sorts to the Model 69, the Model 75 was in essence a low-cost version of the Model 52.
History
In the 1930s, Winchester had been building the Model 52, a high-quality target rifle that was used by many shooting teams worldwide for a number of decades. Winchester wanted to build a medium-cost target rifle, but the Model 52 was not suitable for this role as it was too expensive and too heavy for the young shooter. As such, Winchester appointed its designers to design a new lighter, less expensive target rifle that could still win matches if used by more experienced shooters.
Taking the action of the Model 69 as a base, a new weapon was developed around the action; this weapon would become the Model 75. The action was later modified to allow for a bit of an advantage compared to other rifles when it came to precision shooting. The Model 75 began production in 1938 and was first advertised in 1939, touting it as being lighter but as accurate as the older Model 52. The weapon was highly successful.
In its first few years, both the Model 52 and 75 were advertised together (although this practice still was common as of the 1950s), although later the Model 75 later got its own separate advertisements from the Model 52.The Model 75 was also catered to beginning shootersand advertised with various tag lines to promote the rifle; later advertisements, particularly the ones after World War II, touted it as a "full man's size target rifle" in an attempt to appeal to returning soldiers.
The weapon sold strongly until it was discontinued in 1958, although parts for the weapon appear to have sold as late as 1962.
Design Details
The Model 75 uses a very similar action to the Model 69, so as such, much carries over. However, a few modifications were made to the Model 75 which made it more suitable for target shooting; some modifications include a stock shaped for optimum comfort when shooting prone, the bolt carefully headspaced to very tight tolerances on each individual rifle, a lead-lapped barrel for smoothness from breech to muzzle and the barrel matched to .22 Long Rifle specifications. The weapon feeds from 5- or 10-round box magazines that feed under the receiver.
Ammunition
The Model 75 was only chambered for .22 Long Rifle only.
Variants
Sporter and Target versions are known to exist.
Source: ://guns.fandom/wiki/Winchester_Model_75#:~:text=The%20Winchester%20Model%2075%20was,version%20of%20the%20Model%2052
Please inspect our high resolution photos for more information
We will ship via with a signature required. No shipping to P.O. Boxes
APPRAISLEY S
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 75
Serial Number: 61885
Barrel Length: 24
Condition: Very good
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