Historic Winchester Model 1895 lever-action rifle in 405 Winchester with 24" button-rifled barrel, gloss blued finish, Grade III/IV walnut stock, and traditional checkering. Four-round capacity with drilled and tapped receiver.
The Winchester Model 1895 stands as one of the most historically significant rifles ever produced. Designed to accommodate the new generation of smokeless powder cartridges, it was among the first rifles to incorporate a non-detachable box magazine—a revolutionary feature that enabled the use of pointed bullets and changed sporting rifle design forever.
This High Grade version honors that legacy with meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The Model 1895 was the rifle President Theodore Roosevelt called his "Big Medicine" on his famous African safari. It became the preference of major world powers; Russia alone purchased nearly 300,000 rifles before World War I. Today's iteration maintains every bit of the integrity, reliability, and accuracy that made it legendary.
The barrel and receiver have been polished to a deep, glossy black-blue appearance. The walnut stock and forearm are precisely fitted and finely checkered, reflecting the quality expected of a High Grade Winchester.
The 405 Winchester remains one of the Model 1895's most popular original chamberings. Its quick handling characteristics, box magazine design, and capability for pointed bullets make it an excellent choice for hunting and sport shooting.