Winchester 1894 Rifle (MFG-1909), .30 WCF, 20″ Barrel

The Winchester Model 1894 manufactured in its inaugural year of 1894 and chambered in .30 WCF (.30-30 Winchester) is one of the most historically significant and highly coveted firearms in American history. Designed by John Browning, this combination represents the very first year of production for the legendary rifle and the introduction of America's first commercial smokeless powder cartridge. A first-year model with a 20-inch barrel is typically configured as a Saddle Ring Carbine (SRC), highly prized by collectors for its compact design, historical utility, and rarity.