Winchester Model 75 Target .22 LR Bolt-Action Rifle, 28 in Heavy Barrel, 1941, Weaver K4 4x Scope, Walnut Target Stock
This Winchester Model 75 Target is a 1941-produced .22 LR target rifle configured with a 28-inch heavy barrel and a one-piece American walnut target stock. It wears a period-appropriate Weaver K4 4x steel-tube scope with crosshair reticle on installed scope blocks and rings. The Model 75 Target line was used for U.S. marksmanship training during WWII, giving this example solid historical context in addition to its purpose-built target features.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There is surface pitting on the barrel and receiver. The wood stock shows various handling marks, dings, and scratches.
What's Included
- Weaver K4 4x steel-tube scope with crosshair reticle (El Paso, Tex., U.S.A.), installed
- Steel scope rings and barrel/receiver scope blocks, installed
- Black web sling, installed
- 1x 5-round detachable steel box magazine
The Target configuration centers on a 28-inch heavy-profile barrel and a blued steel receiver, paired with a one-piece American walnut target stock. The stock features a semi-beavertail fore-end and pistol grip that support stable, repeatable position shooting.
The stock incorporates an accessory/hand-stop rail with an adjustable sliding sling loop, offering practical setup options for supported positions. Length of pull measures 13.5 inches to suit classic target ergonomics.
The barrel and receiver are drilled and tapped for scope blocks, with steel blocks and rings installed. A front sight dovetail is present with a filler block installed. Optics are handled by a Weaver K4 4x steel-tube scope with a crosshair reticle, marked El Paso, Tex., U.S.A.
Chambered in .22 LR, this bolt-action rifle uses a detachable 5-round steel magazine for a 5+1 capacity. It includes right-side thumb safety control and six-groove rifling documented for the Model 75. The rifle retains a blued finish throughout its steel components and was manufactured in the United States in 1941.