Posted by Jason Brumett
The Winchester 1885 High Wall Traditional Hunter has a 28" barrel, a total length of 44" and has 2 different chamberings (38 55 Win, and 45-70). It has a 1 in 15" twist, and U.S. Suggested Retail of $1,669.99
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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