WINCHESTER 75

Overview

The Winchester Model 75 was introduced in 1938 as the "little brother" to the Model 52. It was designed to be a more affordable, mid-priced target rifle for high school teams, summer camps, and casual club shooters who didn't want to spend the money on a Model 52 or Remington 37.The "Junior" Target RifleWhile the Model 52 was a heavy-duty powerhouse, the Model 75 was lighter and utilized the action from the Winchester Model 69.Action: A sleek, scaled-down bolt action that is much lighter and narrower than the Model 52.Barrel: Features a 28-inch barrel, but with a lighter profile than the heavy target barrels of its competitors.Sights: Usually came from the factory with a Winchester 99A hooded front sight and a Redfield 75HW receiver peep sight.This one came from a high shool shooting team