The Winchester Model 70 has long been called the rifleman’s rifle. The gun is also an iconic American Bolt-Action that was designed in the 1930s. It’s so popular that a […]
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Treasures from Our West: Design Drawing, Winchester Repeating Shotgun
Originally featured in Points West magazine in Fall/Winter 2018 Design Drawing, Winchester Repeating Shotgun A quick glance through each of the Center’s five museums, and one is sure to agree […]
To My Winchester – Points West Online
Originally published in Points West magazineFall 2016 To My Winchester By Captain Jack Crawford Sweetheart of mine:For years thy loyalty has proven trueAs is the steel of which thou art […]
A Winchester Christmas List: Winchester Stores and Merchandise in the 1920s
What was on a Christmas wish list from the 1920s? Roller skates? A baseball bat? How about a new refrigerator, or tool set? Or a flashlight to spy on Santa? […]
Museum Minute: Buffalo Bill’s Winchester Carbine
There are stories, which pass through hearsay but one can never be sure if the story is completely true. The Buffalo Bill Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the […]
T.C. Johnson’s Bolt Action Experiments
One of the most widely produced rifles in America during World War One was the P14 Enfield and the M1917. Designers based these guns on the same prewar British design […]