The Last & Worst Winchester
InRange is supported by viewers like you and every $1 helps! / inrangetv The 1895 Winchester was the last lever action gun designed by John Moses Browning. It is very popular in pop culture, mostly due to its appearance and presence in video games. In this video I will discuss why it is absolutely the worst Winchester lever action model and why all of the compromises made to allow this gun to chamber modern military cartridges ruined the qualities that make lever actions great. This is an original Winchester manufactured in the 1920's. It is not a current manufacture Miroku.
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