$735.00
WINCHESTER MODEL 07 .351 CAL. SELF-LOADING RIFLE, SN#47236, MFR. 1935, 20″ BBL BLUE FINISH IS IN VG CONDITION, MINIMAL THINNING ON THE SURFACE OF ADJ. SIGHT & FRONT RING, BORE IS BRIGHT W/ VG RIFLING & LIGHT FROSTING IN AREAS, THE FOREARM & STOCK ARE IN VG CONDITION W/ MINOR COMPRESSION MARKS FROM USE, FRONT AND REAR SLING MOUNTS ARE INTACT, ORIGINAL PLASTIC BUTTPLATE, THE MAGAZINE IS STAMPED WITH 351 CAL ON THE BASE, LOP OF 13.75″, ACTION & TRIGGER ARE CRIPS AND TIGHT, ANOTHER GREAT EXAMPLE OF WINCHESTER ENGINEERING, A 90+% FIREARM.
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**C&R FFL OK**
The Winchester Model 07 is a semi-automatic rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. The Winchester Model 07 was produced from 1907 to 1957. It was introduced as an upgrade to the earlier Winchester Model 1905. It was chambered primarily in the .351 Winchester Self-Loading (WSL) cartridge, though some models were also chambered in .401 WSL. The Winchester Model 07 featured a semi-automatic action, meaning it automatically chambered the next round after firing, but required the shooter to pull the trigger for each shot. It had a detachable box magazine located in front of the trigger guard. The magazine capacity varied depending on the cartridge used and the specific model, but typically ranged from 4 to 10 rounds. The Winchester Model 07 was primarily marketed as a sporting rifle, suitable for hunting medium-sized game such as deer. It was also used by law enforcement agencies and some military forces during its production period.
Overall, the Winchester Model 07 is an important piece of firearms history, representing the transition from early manual repeaters to more modern semi-automatic designs. It was popular among hunters and shooters during the first half of the 20th century.
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