I mentioned in one of Hanks threads that the Model 64 is perhaps my favorite Winchester lever action, and I have owned one version or another for almost 60 years. The original 64 came in .30-30, .32 Spl. and .219 Zipper an odd ball and valuable today when found.
This rifle shown here is the 64A which was only made for a few years in the 1970's. There are minor differences between this model and the earlier version. Pistol grip shape and lever are slightly different and forearm is a bit thinner on this version.
I traded into this one about 6-7 years ago. I had one just like it and took a deer with it in the mountains of WA quite a few years ago.
They are just a neat looking, light and usually very good shooting and fast handling lever rifle. Here is the one I currently own. This one has the iconic Winchester red stain in the stocks, its quite attractive.
This rifle shown here is the 64A which was only made for a few years in the 1970's. There are minor differences between this model and the earlier version. Pistol grip shape and lever are slightly different and forearm is a bit thinner on this version.
I traded into this one about 6-7 years ago. I had one just like it and took a deer with it in the mountains of WA quite a few years ago.
They are just a neat looking, light and usually very good shooting and fast handling lever rifle. Here is the one I currently own. This one has the iconic Winchester red stain in the stocks, its quite attractive.