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William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06

William Evans produced bolt-action sporting rifles during the 20th century for clients who wanted London provenance in a magazine-rifle platform. The Evans Sporting Rifle in 30-06 is built on commercial Mauser-pattern actions with Evans' own barrels and stocks, producing a practical hunting rifle that carries the London tradition into a versatile modern format. These guns were used extensively for Scottish deer stalking.

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Type
Rifle
Action
Bolt-Action
Caliber
30-06 Springfield
Capacity
5
Introduced
1920
Origin
United Kingdom
Status
Discontinued
Platform
Sporting Rifle

Chamberings

Specifications

Weight (unloaded)
110 oz
Overall length
43"
Barrel options
22", 24"
Era
Modern
Intended use
Hunting / Stalking

Documents

No manual on file yet.

FAQs

How much does the William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 weigh?
The William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 weighs 110 oz (6.9 lb) unloaded.
What caliber is the William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06?
The William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 is chambered in 30-06 Springfield; also offered in 308 Winchester, 243 Winchester.
When was the William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 introduced?
The William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 was introduced in 1920 in United Kingdom and is discontinued.
What is the capacity of the William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06?
The William Evans Sporting Rifle 30-06 has a capacity of 5.

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