Posted by Jason Brumett
The Winchester Model 1885 Low Wall made by Winchester repeating arms has a machined steel receiver, crisp adjustable trigger, and is a single shot. This gun is as classic American as it gets. This gun comes in .22 hornet, 222 rem, 223 rem, 22-250 rem, 243 win, 6.5x55 Swedish, and 204 ruger.
Nothing can be more representative of the opening of the American West and the early days of the Winchester Firearms brand than a single-shot rifle. They were the days of the great cattle drives, westbound wagon trains and herds of buffalo roaming the dusty plains. It was a time when men of courage and vision ... and their Winchester rifles led the way. They still do.
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