Firearms manufacturer
Winchester Repeating Arms
Winchester Repeating Arms in the reference: 1,821 gun models, 163 serial ranges, 36 cartridges introduced.
Part of FN Herstal / Olin (ammo)
Formerly New Haven Arms Company
Overview
| Records | Count | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Gun models | 1,821 | Notable models |
| Serial number ranges | 163 | Serial lookup |
| Cartridges introduced | 36 | Cartridges |
Iconic American manufacturer founded from the Volcanic Repeating Arms lineage. The Model 1873 "Gun That Won The West" and Model 70 are legendary. Firearms made by Miroku in Japan.
Also recorded as Winchester, USRAC, Winchester (historical), Winchester Repeating Arms Company, WRA, U.S. Repeating Arms Company.
Sources and provenance
Notable firearms
1,821 models in the firearm database. Collectible and service designs first, then the newest.
- Winchester Repeating Arms Model 1895 .30-06 Sprg 24-inch
- Winchester Repeating Arms Model 70 Safari Express
- Winchester M1 Carbine M2 .30 Carbine
- Winchester M1 Garand Winchester 1944 30-06
- Winchester M2 Carbine
- Winchester M2 Carbine Winchester WWII
- Winchester Winchester M1 Carbine .30 Carbine 18-inch
- Winchester Repeating Arms M1 Carbine .30 Carbine 18-inch
- Winchester M1 Carbine .30 Carbine 18-inch
- Winchester M1 Carbine .30 Carbine 18-inch Winchester
- Winchester M1 Carbine M1A1 Paratrooper .30 Carbine
- Winchester Repeating Arms M1 Carbine Winchester
All 1,821 models
Associated cartridges
36 cartridges: the ones Winchester Repeating Arms introduced and the ones it loads for.
| Cartridge | Relation | Loads |
|---|---|---|
| .22 Hornet | Introduced 1930 | — |
| .22 Winchester Automatic | Introduced 1903 | — |
| .22 Winchester Center Fire | Introduced 1885 | — |
| .25-20 Winchester | Introduced 1895 | — |
| .25-35 Winchester | Introduced 1895 | — |
| .270 Winchester | Introduced 1925 | — |
| .30-30 Winchester | Introduced 1895 | — |
| .32 Winchester Self-Loading | Introduced 1906 | — |
| .32 Winchester Special | Introduced 1899 | — |
| .32-20 Winchester | Introduced 1882 | — |
| .33 Winchester | Introduced 1902 | — |
| .35 Winchester | Introduced 1903 | — |
| .35 Winchester Self-Loading | Introduced 1905 | — |
| .351 Winchester | Introduced 1906 | — |
| .351 Winchester Self-Loading | Introduced 1906 | — |
| .38-40 Winchester | Introduced 1874 | — |
| .38-56 Winchester | Introduced 1887 | — |
| .38-70 Winchester | Introduced 1894 | — |
| .38-72 Winchester | Introduced 1895 | — |
| .40-110 Winchester Express | Introduced 1885 | — |
| .40-60 Winchester | Introduced 1884 | — |
| .40-65 Winchester | Introduced 1887 | — |
| .40-72 Winchester | Introduced 1895 | — |
| .40-82 Winchester | Introduced 1886 | — |
12 more in the factory-load explorer.
Serial numbers
163 dated serial ranges across 30 model families, 1866–2026. Covered: Model 42, Model 61, Model 62, M1 Garand, Model 70, Model 12, Model 1894, Model 1873 and more.
Counts are read from the reference and the shop at build time and change as records are added or corrected. Maker names in the reference are matched to this page through a reviewed alias list, not by spelling alone.
