Winchester Model 67 22LR - WIN-67-22LR-U

Winchester Model 67

The Winchester 67 rifle with 27-inch barrel; single-shot feed system; post front, Buckhorn rear sights; walnut stock; silver bolt and bolt handle; and original Winchester butt plate.

One of Winchester's last offerings in the "boy's rifle" segment, the Winchester Model 67 is an American single-shot, bolt-action, .22 caliber sporting rifle produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1934 to 1963.

Designed as a replacement for the older Model 60 rifle, the Winchester 67 22 features a barrel that is 26 inches long; a plain and uncheckered walnut stock with a pistol grip and finger grooves; a wingnut safety that allows the position of the safety to be more easily discerned by the user; post front, Buckhorn rear sights; a silver bolt and bolt handle; and a cocking piece that has to be operated manually once the bolt was closed and the round loaded. This cocking piece design proves useful as it allows the weapon to be loaded but not cocked, making the rifle more suited for hunting purposes.

The Winchester 22 bolt-action rifle model 67 was chambered for .22 Short or .22 Long ammunition, but it could also chamber the .22 Long Rifle ammunition.