Looking for some info on the above rifle. How rare is the 25-35 caliber in this model? How is the accuracy? Thinking of adding one to the lever action collection. Any info will help.

Thanks

Nash: I can't speak to the rarity of the chambering, but will say the .25-35 is perhaps the most accurate round Winchester ever chambered in a lever gun (Model 88 excepted). If Ray Atkinson were posting here, I am sure he would vouch for the accuracy and killing power on deer, given decent shot placement. In my own experience, just fooling around at 200 yards with a Model 94 with 26-inch barrel, Lyman tang sight and mixed ammunition, I had no problem shooting coffee cup-size groups.

Thanks Bill, I figured it was pretty accurate as my dad has a M94 25-35. That was my first deer gun when I started hunting. Never had the chance to take anything with it, but was sure it would have worked.

Never seen a 64 in 25-35. That would be nice. I have a 94 and it is great. Would like to have one with a longer barrel and peep sights.

A Model 64 in .25/35 is indeed a rare bird. Not often seen or sold.

Please post some photos if you get it.

There was one for sale on Gunbroker not long ago I'm pretty sure. It might be there since I have not looked for a while.

I could easily find room for either a 64 or 94 rifle (26"bbl) in 25-35 at my house.

Rich
Buffalo Killer