Winchester Model 60

Winchester Model 60 -This rifle used the same action as Model 59 and was first introduced in 1931. The gun was furnished with a 23" round barrel, which was changed to 27" in 1933. Several other mechanical improvements were included with the most noticeable the chrome-plated bolt, bolt handle and trigger. This rifle had a plain wood stock, with pistol-grip. In 1933, Model 60A was added which was the same rifle but in a target configuration. The front sight was a square top military blade, with Lyman 55W receiver sight. The Model 60 was discontinued by Winchester in 1934 withabout 166,000 sold, while the Model 60A ceased production in 1939 with about 6,100 sold.