Posted by Jason Brumett
The Winchester Model 70 Featherweight is a classic Model 70 that weighs 6lbs to 7lbs depending on the overall length variations and caliber/chamber you are choosing as the internals vary. This has the pre64 round feeding, 3 position safety, moa trigger, and of course this thing is a bolt action. The gun has the classic walnut stock that has the checkering again a classic touch. It also like the other modern Winchester Model 70's has the Pachmayr butt pad that reduces recoil. gun has either a 22" or 24" barrel with an overall length of 42 or 44".
Known available chamberings; 22-250 rem, 257 roberts, 243 winchester, 7mm-08 remington, 308 winchester, 25-06 remington, 270 winchester, 30-06 springfield, 264 winchester magnum, 300 winchester magnum, 300 wsm, 270 wsm, 7mm wsm, 325 wsm.
MSRP range is $879 to $919 depending on the caliber.
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