Winchester Model 70
MSRP: $1,285.27
Used Price: $1,034.00 -5.96%
New Price: $1,285.27 +3.32%
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| S&b 243win 100gr Sp 20/500 BGS: 714006873 | $12.00 |
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| Federal Non Typical Whitetail 243 Win. 100gr Sp 20/bx BGS: 718004767 | $14.00 |
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| Federal 243as Power-shok Soft Point 20rd 80gr 243 Winchester BGS: 67295 | $14.00 |
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| Federal 243b Power-shok Soft Point 20rd 100gr 243 Winchester BGS: 65731 | $14.00 |
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| Winchester 243 Winchester 100 Grain Power-point BGS: 65146 | $14.00 |
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| Fed Non Typical 243win 100gr Sp 20/10 BGS: 38263 | $14.00 |
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| Geco 240140020 243 105 Sp 20/25 BGS: 94846 | $15.00 |
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| Rem Ammo 243 Win 100gr. Psp BGS: 713070448 | $16.00 |
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| Rem Ammo 243 Win. 80gr. Psp BGS: 713070447 | $16.00 |
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| Fiocchi Rifle Shooting Dynamics 243 Winchester Pointed Soft BGS: 76182 | $17.00 |
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$1,285.27
$1,034.00 -5.96%
$1,285.27 +3.32%
| Brand | Winchester |
|---|---|
| Category | Rifles |
| Weight | 6.8 oz |
| Action | Bolt Action |
| Caliber | .243 Winchester |
| Capacity | 5+1 |
| Gun Type | Rifle |
| Sights | No Sights |
Winchester Model 70 Super Grade
$1,380.60
Winchester Model 70 Extreme Weather
$1,126.58
Winchester Model 70 Sporter
$899.99
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John on Winchester Model 70
Have one in a .300 Win Mag. and love it. I bring it hunting with me no matter what I am going for. Light enough to carry around for a day but rugged enough to put on the quad and cover more ground
My first synthetic stock model 70 with the new "pre 64" action in 270. Very pleased with the feel of the action and stock. Very comfortable and accurate. The bluing is deep blue black and complements the well designed stock. Very pleased.
Own a recent production 300 win mag (FN produced) with the pre 64 style action. Very accurate and smooth positive action which is rare in a new gun. Pleasure to shoot this model. Yes, the model 70 is back!
This is a nice gun the quality is #1, I have not shot it as I bought it for an investment
WINCHESTER MODEL 70 FEATHERWEIGHT – RIFLE REVIEW
This elegant hunting rifle is truly a featherweight – and the current production Model 70 is even lighter thanks to CNC machined superior steel. While the recoil can be punishing, it’s important to keep in mind the rifle is designed for a hunter to hike with all day and shoot sparingly. And yet, this powerfully hard-hitting gun is willing to shoot as many rounds as you can handle. In fact, your shoulder will likely quit long before the time-tested Mauser action of the Model 70 will give out. For bolt-gun enthusiasts, the rifle sports a controlled round push feed system (CRPFS) – a combination of a controlled round feed system (CRFS) and a push round feed system (PRFS). Why is this important? In theory, you have the advantages of a secure CRFS extractor while being able to single-load like a PRFS gun. For the average hunter, this doesn’t mean much, but for the purist or bench-rest shooter, it makes a difference. All in all, the Model 70 surpasses expectations as a hunting rifle. It will give you all the power you need without any of the weight, making it the perfect deer rifle for the hunter with too much heavy gear. ...more
Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Review - Part 1
the new Model 70 Featherweight offers good wood and bluing for the money. Throw in the upgraded trigger and this is definitely the best Model 70 yet, although they will probably never be worth as much as the collectable pre-64 variety. You should not consider the Featherweight if you're looking for a 223, a left handed bolt gun, or simply prefer a two position safety system. If you're a fan of the Mauser style action and want to consider other options look to either the Ruger Hawkeye or any of the Kimber rifles. The Ruger offerings are similar in style to Winchester and have more variations that are priced $50-$70 below the Featherweight. Kimber also has a variety of rifles, although they will be priced at least $300 above the Featherweight. Given the other offerings on the market at this time, the Model 70 is a solid buy. It's not the cheapest but it offers a good dose of quality for the money spent. In our next review will take a look at Winchester's top of the line Model 70 Super Grade. ...more
IREVIEWGEAR: WINCHESTER MODEL 70 FEATHERWEIGHT RIFLE
The Model 70 Featherweight the fantastic has the most manageable recoil of all them, it jump a little, but the recoil to shoulder is no problem. With a great trigger, very good recoil, you can imagine how the accuracy should be well it is great.
Review: Winchester Model 70 Featherweight
The Model 70 Featherweight has undergone many changes during the past 66 years, but its 22-inch barrel still has the familiar contour of the original version. Those first .270, .30-06, .243, and .308 chamberings have been joined by the .22-250, .25-06, 7mm-08, and .280 Remington. Regardless of whether a Featherweight was built in 1952 or 2018, most believe it is one of the finest standard-production, big-game rifles of all time. ...more
Winchester model 70 featherweight
Winchester Model 70 Featherweight it has a really nice black wood stock it's really light and really accurate. The long range shooting scope picture super clear, the trigger is super light.
#SundayGunday: Winchester Model 70 Extreme Weather SS
Winchester Model 70 Extreme Weather gun that really worth to buy everything on the parts on this gun you will definitely like it.