The John Browning patented rifle design, a hallmark of American ingenuity, was first introduced in 1894. It set the stage for an era where smokeless powder rounds became the standard. This particular model, chambered in .38-55 Winchester Center Fire (WCF), continues that storied tradition with modern craftsmanship.
At its core, this firearm is as much a piece of history as it is a tool for precision shooting. The heart of this rifle lies in its robust 26-inch barrel with a 1:12" twist rate—ideal for stabilizing your chosen projectiles to ensure accuracy at range. Weighing in at 7.4 pounds and stretching to an overall length of 44 inches, it strikes a balance between heft and maneuverability—a true testament to thoughtful design.
Aesthetically pleasing yet functionally superior, the walnut stock offers both durability and classic appeal while resting comfortably against your shoulder during firing sessions. Complementing this is the case-colored frame which not only adds visual allure but also enhances structural integrity.
Sighting options on this model are designed for versatility and reliability under various conditions; featuring a blade front sight paired with semi-buckhorn rear sights ensures quick target acquisition whether on the range or out hunting game.
This lever-action repeater boasts a six-round capacity—ample firepower without excessive bulk—and reaffirms why such designs remain favored by discerning shooters who value heritage combined with performance.
Features
- 38-55 wcf, 26"", 1894 lever gun
- tubular magazine with side loading gate
- color case hardened receiver with blued barrel
- traditional walnut stock